Sentence examples for deserted train from inspiring English sources

Towns were left with deserted train stations, empty hot-spring resorts and extraordinary levels of debt.

It sounds as if it were being played in a deserted train terminal, where every footfall creates a 10-second echo.

But the central character is Finbar McBride Peter Dinklagee), a single man who has inherited some land with a deserted train depot on it in rural New Jersey.

So when an ancient taxi picks me up from the deserted train station at Aylsham in the driving rain and tells me, grimly, in broad Norfolk that we'll have to travel "10 mile across country" to reach her home, it all seems perfectly fitting.

Incidentally, I would not go to a deserted train station alone in Botes's future home of England (where she plans to emigrate as soon as possible) either, but I hope she is luckier there than others who have encountered "yobs" at these stations.

We get shots of trolleys in rivers, overhead views of crashing grey waves (but Manchester doesn't have a beach, remember?), and a scene that sees Steven wandering among deserted train tracks in a Diazepam haze.

McDonald has worked with the U.S. military on trying to assess the damage to desert training grounds in California.

The park was once home to a deserted waterfront train yard and the resting place of broken televisions, ruptured mattresses and rusting cars.

If you want to buy a copy of a song with lyrics such as "It's chewing on my brain like a desert train locus / I find it hard to love I find it hard to focus", it's on his badly-received-and-no-wonder album from last summer, Alone With Everybody.

The Corsicans had evidently deserted their trains.

But just outside the concourse, matatu taxis tout for passengers, who have largely deserted the trains.