Sentence examples for express as it from inspiring English sources

The history that Freedomland presented, if soothing then, would be unfashionable today: For example, the "Red Indians" who could be found "raiding the Santa Fe express as it crosses the Great Plains".

For all the high spirits on board the 7.30am from London Euston there was a sense of high seriousness to the "save the union express" as it was inevitably dubbed (though "snakes on a train" was preferred by some).

Express, as it is known, began five years ago at the suggestion of an alumnus in Singapore.

Thick, choking, blinding smoke filled the crowded Manhattan-bound No. 3 express as it halted near the Clark Street station in Brooklyn Heights on Dec. 28, 1990.

"These social and political activities precluded any interest in soap and chemicals," writes the company's historian, rather sternly, and it comes as no surprise to learn that Crosfield's death in 1938 was caused by a fall from the Marseilles-Genoa express as it sped towards the Cote d'Azur.

All this supplies the background to Stephen Jarvis's long, rumbustious and impeccably Dickensian debut, which might be described as an attempt to dramatise Pickwick's entire prehistory, the lives of everyone caught up in its coruscating triumph and the emotional consequences for those who failed to take their seats on the Dickens express as it sped unstoppably by.

"You can't quite express as much as you normally express, but it's popular, so everyone can understand," he explained.

But it has a certain charm as well, expressing as it does a whole approach to the world.

This is one of those ideas that run strongly through modern Britain, without being as forcefully expressed as it is felt.

Mr. Ben Ali's statement resonated around the region, expressing as it did the immense disconnect between autocratic rulers and their citizens.

While some residents have voiced skepticism about Clinton's devotion to their interests, expressed as it is in the middle of a surprisingly close Democratic primary, South Carolinians have welcomed her message.