Sentence examples for crowd train from inspiring English sources

Even hotels that aren't geared to the gay and lesbian crowd train staff to be sensitive to the sense and sensibilities of LGBT guests.

For the DIY multimedia stoner crowd, train cab videos pair incredibly well with music (this deep house mix set to a ride from Brussels to Amsterdam is particularly good), but the beauty of the medium is that you can do whatever you want with it, just like with the human mind itself.

The author of Tess of the d'Urbervilles and Far from the Madding Crowd trained as an architect and worked as a draughtsman in the 1860s, working on designs for a number of churches.

Rumors about anti-Muslim violence in Assam reportedly helped to spark a riot in Mumbai on Aug. 11 in which two people died, and helped create an atmosphere of fear in Bangalore, Pune, Chennai and elsewhere, leading tens of thousands of students and other migrants from the northeast to crowd trains and buses leaving for their home states.

Surveillance camera footage installed at hospitals and crowded train stations have in the past three years shown images of infants being stolen in big cities like Delhi and Mumbai.

But now the skies -- and a lot of other places like subways, crowded train stations and even vacation destinations -- seem more fraught with peril than ever.

"If the cars had come apart on a really crowded train heading out of New York, when many people are standing in the vestibules of the train, someone could have been hurt," Mr. Smith said, "or killed".

Scott Ellis, a financial consultant traveling from the Flatiron District to a friend's home in Midtown by way of the Lexington Avenue line, said that his crowded train abruptly came to a halt somewhere in the darkness of the tunnel north of East 23rd Street.

The man was trying to get off the crowded train.

Just a few days later, Louis de Wind would find himself writing the letter, the only words his loved ones would ever again receive from him, in a darkened, crowded train wagon on the way to Auschwitz.

Now the agency wants to kill a subway advertisement likening crowded trains to cattle cars.