Sentence examples for from the railways from inspiring English sources

One reason is that the airlines face increasing competition from the railways.

Variable volumes in the rivers made such shipping hazardous and unreliable, and it soon succumbed to competition from the railways.

Deborah Gilshan, from the Railways Pension Scheme, was also applauded when she voiced "significant concerns about the quality of board governance at the company" and executive pay.

It claims it dumped ideology in favour of "what works" - but nothing much, from the railways to the hospitals, is working.

But it is arguing that Americans should re-think their 20th-century "walk away" from the railways that had, ironically, united the nation in the previous century.

We have travelled from London on the same train and, once away from the railways' total ban, they stop to light up.

Getting there A five-minute walk from the railway station.

Getting there A 10-minute walk from the railway station near the river and the Grand Opera House.

5. Turn right away from the railway crossing and walk up the rough track.

Tufnell walks the three miles from the railway station – his thinking time, he says.

Today, the chateau, a five-minute stroll from the railway station, remains in the family.