Sentence examples for first class compartment from inspiring English sources

Going to Warsaw I was locked in a first class compartment with a man for 11 hours.

He is returning home on a train and sees a beautiful widow, but he is kicked out of the first class compartment for being a Jew.

This was 48 feet long, lit by electric lamps and with steam heating, and divided into a first class compartment and an attendant's coupe, which was fitted with a cooking stove.

Lighting was provided by gas — two jets in first class compartments and one in second and third class compartments, and from 1877 a pressurised oil gas system was used.

First, second and third class compartments were available.

They were all six-wheeled, and comprised two 30 feet passenger brake vans each containing three third class compartments, a baggage compartment and the guard's compartment; a 34 feet passenger carriage divided into three first class and two second class compartments; and a 30 feet passenger carriage divided into five third class compartments (also used as all second class).

In 1917 this set was itself replaced by two 51 feet passenger brake vans each containing two first and four third class compartments, a 50 feet carriage with three first and three third class compartments, and a 46 feet carriage with six third class compartments.

At the time the service was inaugurated, the LNC's trains were divided both by class and by religion, with separate Anglican and Nonconformist sections and separate first, second and third class compartments within each.

As the paper noted, however, some of the finer points of the plan have yet to be ironed out, including whether trains will still have first and second class compartments and if so, if riders will be charged in those cases.

RAF Squadron Leader Martin Rose was the third person in the first-class compartment.

I thought I had reserved both beds in the first-class compartment.