Sentence examples for busy tracks from inspiring English sources

That sight serves as a reminder of the golden days, when the route had two busy tracks.

The Acela trains between Boston and Washington can reach 150 m.p.h., but average around half that on their curvy, busy tracks.

The governor's announcement emphasized the creation of a new transportation working group, and an important effort to untangle the way different freight and rail carriers use the busy tracks between New York City and Albany.

From this height it soon became apparent that the walkway was not just avoiding the rail lines but also a squatters' colony that stood only a few yards across a rubbish heap from the busy tracks".

The men working down here, in most cases, have been at the job for months, first working above ground installing tiebacks and now here on the once busy PATH tracks.

But in the meantime, Mr. Russell and his staff had gotten busy tracking down the culprit.

While the police were busy tracking the woman, Lieutenant Topulos said, a rare murder in Meriden was being reported.

Honestly, I didn't see it – too busy tracking the end of this New England-Miami game.

The indictments suggest that union trustees and delegates were often busy tracking down and intercepting tickets to make them disappear for friends and relatives of other officers.

Back in 1846, two men, John Swindall and James Osborne, both drunk, decided to race their horse-drawn carts along a busy track on the border of Derbyshire and Staffordshire.

He has foibles, enough to keep the likes of Liz Smith and Defamer busy tracking his Oscar-night snubs and marital woes.