Sentence examples for driving a train from inspiring English sources

On 13 October 2002, I was driving a train.

"You know any story about a priest driving a train?" Mr. Kiepper asked Mr. Hofmann.

Not if one asks why on earth a sick, exhausted, inexperienced man was driving a train on a double shift.

Mr. Kutsch does not have a train engineer's license and has never received formal instruction in driving a train.

In his 25-minute address to reporters Wednesday, Fassel said he was driving a train, then steering a bus and, finally, riding a horse.

He noted that Truffaut once defined a director as someone who is driving a train without brakes and trying to keep it on the tracks.

But through a series of miscommunications, a train operator driving a southbound train stopped his train in the wrong area to inspect for the reported problem.

Don't you think that £40,000 per year is a lot for driving a Tube train?

Pino was 16 and admired Pasqual's general horsemanship and skill in driving a pack train of mules.

The image vanishes and is replaced by another: The cat, wearing an engineer's hat, is driving a great train along a track.

Both hugely enjoyed the gallery called "I Spy Connecticut," which focuses on transportation and gives children realistic simulations of driving a Metro-North train and flying a helicopter.