Sentence examples for foreign rail from inspiring English sources

You can book direct with a foreign rail company – Deutsche Bahn, for example, has a UK telesales office and a website, and often has the best special deals (08718 808066; bahn.de.db_uk).db_uk

Dozens of foreign rail manufactures have decided to expand or relocate into the United States to get in on high-speed rail production.

State highway engineer Hugh L. Sloan appointed old acquaintance Fred Lavis, a consulting engineer who had worked on foreign rail lines and the Panama Canal and written four books on locating and designing rail lines, to design this Route 1 Extension.

Drawing lessons from the constructions of domestic and foreign urban rail transit network operation coordination platform, the paper puts forward the structure of network command center information platform with the full life cycle management idea and the open architecture.

Students carrying Japanese cameras and drinking foreign coffee railed that trade should be local, not global.

A host of foreign state-owned rail operators will be vying against Sir Richard Branson's Virgin Rail to run the last major route in public hands after the government launched the contest to reprivatise the east coast mainline franchise.

British and other foreign capital funded rail networks that radiated from Buenos Aires.

At her confirmation hearing earlier this month, Chao declined to take positions on a number of issues, including whether air traffic control jobs should be privatized, concerns over the safety of shipments of crude oil by rail, foreign airlines' push to move into the U.S. market and regulation of developing technologies.

For more than a half-hour, Mr. Paul discussed the history of the gold standard, talked about the Eisenhower election and its impact on the nation's foreign policy, and railed against American involvement in global conflicts.

Nationalist intellectuals use the language of the 1930s to rail against foreign capital and "cosmopolitan" influences.

Blend all that with a little nationalistic leftish populism, not all of it bad: nationalise our utilities and rail, eject foreign owners from key industries and property, pump up armed forces and national pride.