In the example, the train passenger and the fixed observer can each stretch a tape measure from back to front of a railroad car to find its length.
When you put 3,000 cars an hour in front of a railroad crossing on an ongoing basis, there is no way that people will be able to move.
I was thankful to be at the front of the railroad's five cars – not watching others wobble and creak from behind.
In Prince Albert, thousands of those he had represented filled the square in front of the railroad station to salute the only man from Saskatchewan ever to become Prime Minister.
He described his journey from "being in front of the railroad tracks, getting ready to kill myself, high on crack and homeless" to potentially restoring voting rights to a huge population.
Roam this city these days and melons are being hawked everywhere: out of the trunks of battered Volga sedans in front of the Kazan railroad station, under hastily erected tents on street corners, and in most supermarkets.
"I'm going to reiterate my call for the licensing and registration of handguns," Mrs. Clinton said, speaking to reporters after a Memorial Day ceremony in front of the Chappaqua railroad station.
Tells about the traffic beacon erected in front of the building-the railroad on the roof of the building and a trip in the contraption.
Around midafternoon we pulled into Ross Bay Junction, a tiny group of railroad buildings fronted by a massive boulder that has defied all attempts at removal (including dynamite).
On the same day in Millington, a woman crouched down on the tracks in front of an oncoming train, a railroad spokeswoman said.
Addressing hundreds of supporters in front of the century-old Choctaw Railroad Station, which is to be part of the library, Mr. Clinton thanked the city, state and library developers for their work.
