Sentence examples for connecting railway from inspiring English sources

That company was merged into the Connecting Railway, previously a short link in Philadelphia, in 1956, and its lessee merged with the New York Central Railroad in 1968 to form Penn Central Transportation.

As for John, he became obsessed with the need for the redevelopment of London, transforming it from the "New Babylon", as it was often called, into a celestial city graced with parks and embankments along the Thames to contain sewers below the promenades and, later on, tunnels for a "connecting railway" not unlike the present Circle line, though obviously more efficient.

By means of intrigue and intimidation, Russia then (in 1898) acquired from China a 25-year lease of the Liaodong Peninsula and the right to build a connecting railway from the ports of Dairen (Dalian) and Port Arthur (Lüshun) to the Chinese Eastern Railway.

Located in the center of New Delhi, the G.B Road is a long road connecting New Delhi and Old Delhi railway stations.

As early as 1839, in anticipation of the stations being built, a connecting underground railway tunnel was proposed but abandoned on economic grounds, as was an overground suspended-monorail in 1966.

In 2012, the construction of Kars Tbilisi Baku railway expected to provide transportation between Asia and Europe through connecting the railways of China and Kazakhstan in the east with Turkey's Marmaray to the European railway system in the west.

Financial and organisational challenges to the railway system, including delays in service and driver absenteeism, are directly connected with railway suicide incidents [ 2- 4].

The most significant was an 1845 scheme for an orbital railway bypassing London to connect the railways entering London from the north, west and south; this route was to pass through Chesham.

It connects the railway station to Rome Square.

It is connected by railway and road to Safī and Casablanca.

Ueno is connected by railway to Nara (west) and Nagoya (east).