Sentence examples for extra rails from inspiring English sources

The fixed cost to put up a modern steel mill was high, but the cost of producing extra rails was small.

He recalled: "Alastair was big on tracking, we always took extra rails when working with him as he often worked out a whole scene in one shot, which required some neat moves to 'mop up'.

Mr. Seaton said he did not know how many scrap pieces were in the system, but the extra rails, secured between the running rails, can often be seen from the subway platforms.

Extra rails bulging with sweaters and coats are lining the edge of the womenswear floor, with several of the group's own-label brands – Red Herring, Mantaray and RJR John Rocha – covered in red labels.

The remainder of the lines beyond Exeter were converted to standard gauge on 21 May 1892 so the extra rails at Temple Meads fell into disuse and were removed to leave a purely standard gauge layout.

Third, there is very little extra rail capacity in North America.

In response, the authorities have diverted extra rail cars to moving coal and sharply increased the volume shipped south by sea from the major northern port of Qinhuangdao.

But now that the crisis is past, the extra rail service has ended, and the Waterbury line is back to normal, meaning that for part of the day, it's a bus.

Former Welsh Secretary Cheryl Gillan appeared to join the Plaid Cymru campaign for Wales to get a share of extra rail spending on HS2 in England - or "Barnettising the investment" as she put it.

In just over a week of physical disability, I have seen more abuse of that sacred extra wide, rail-lined, high-seated, big door space.

No recent budget goes without mention of the chancellor's northern powerhouse and today Osborne announced extra spending for rail and roads.