Sentence examples for ever a train from inspiring English sources

"There's hardly ever a train".

"So why would I care if I hear a conversation?" As Mr. Schwartzberg stared down an empty tunnel, then asked aloud when the A train would ever arrive, he thought of another use for the new wireless service.

Not that anyone ever hijacked a train.

Hardly anyone outside the north-east US and southern California ever catches a train.

This is purely greed and a cost-cutting measure risking safety – no member of the public has ever demanded a train without guards".

You've experienced the Doppler effect if you've ever had a train go past you and heard the whistle go to a lower pitch (corresponding to a longer wavelength for the sound wave) as the train moves away.

PAGE B1 A SORE SPOT FOR A STEEL TOWN Ever since a train's foreign freight for a local oil pipeline project was spotted in Granite City, Ill., unions have been widening their efforts to limit imported steel.

If you've ever caught a train between, say, Hull and Liverpool, you'll know how frustratingly slow and often overcrowded it can be.

If you have ever taken a train in Britain, you have heard the conductor say "mind the gap" as the doors open because the space between the train and the platform is quite large.

And I would never ever miss a train or see a dead rat in the street.

To accomplish it, he set a goal of completing three sections of Excel Everest, a training program, each week.