Sentence examples for easy railroad from inspiring English sources

It is a far cry from the city that first blossomed in the 19th century as a cheap beach getaway with easy railroad access from Philadelphia.

Golf was a fresh experience, propelled to wider popularity by easy railroad and highway access to courses, reduced costs and improved reliability of golf equipment, substantial increases in leisure time, and a new middle-class obsession with the outdoors and physical fitness.

The Carlsbad Hotel continued to draw tourists and "health seekers," attracted by the fine beaches, easy railroad transportation, and, of course, the water.

Access to the camp had been most easy by railroad, she said it had been possible to hitch a private car onto a train of the Ann Arbor Railroad.

Access to the camp had been most easy by railroad, she said — it had been possible to hitch a private car onto a train of the Ann Arbor Railroad.

And although they have not been able to achieve an actual coronation, by insisting on truncating the process the right believes that it will be that much easier to railroad the party into accepting Miliband.

A federal appeals court in New York has made it easier for railroad workers to file negligence suits by ruling that the Metropolitan Transportation Authority is a common carrier under federal law.

(Though there is a strong preservation effort in the state, it would be easier to find railroad remnants in, say, parts of New England).

Many of PATH's perks stem from its small size, which makes the railroad easier and cheaper to clean and maintain.

Neither Uber nor Airbnb is publicly traded, and neither has the kind of hard assets that would have made the net worth of the typical robber baron of yesteryear easy to value: railroads, oil wells, mines, real estate.

Frustrated council members say it is easy for the railroads to put off cities because there are no regulations regarding rail crossing maintenance or repairs.