Sentence examples for building a rail from inspiring English sources

The Chinese are now building a rail line through Tibet that will ease Chinese settlement there.

Several solutions to the congestion have been proposed, including adding lanes to I-70 or building a rail line.

They are building a rail tunnel under the existing tunnel that will be more than 30 miles long.

Such taxes are already in place in Virginia, which is building a rail extension that could end up billions of dollars over budget.

Meanwhile, Plant's counterpart on the east coast, Henry M. Flagler, was building a rail and hotel empire that would soon extend past Miami to Key West.

It was separately incorporated as the township of Montclair (French: "Clear Mountain") in 1868, when Bloomfield refused to join in building a rail line to New York City.

The Obama administration, whose efforts to bring high-speed rail to the United States were sidetracked by Republican governors in a couple of states, pressed ahead with its vision of building a national rail network on Tuesday when it called for spending $53 billion on passenger trains and high-speed rail projects over the next six years.

And at a high-speed rail conference this week in New York, he made it clear that he still favored the more incremental approach of building a nationwide rail network in stages.

It opened the "train-to-the-plane" link at Newark International Airport and is building a similar rail line to Kennedy International Airport.

Mr. Lautenberg argues for projects he is involved in, including building a second rail tunnel under the Hudson to New York and passage of a new G.I. Bill.

Workmen with Chinese companies could be seen building a new rail line, while Chinese scrap merchants hauled off derelict oil tankers dumped on beaches.