Sentence examples for gauge was completed from inspiring English sources

The expansion of the line to broad gauge was completed and opened to passenger traffic on 27 September 2011, with an express train to Chennai.

After the CL&N's conversion to standard gauge was completed in 1894, the CJ&M secured trackage rights over the CL&N into Court Street, beginning service on January 27 , 1896via an extension from Carlisle to Franklin, the Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St . LouisRailway (Big Four, later a NYC line) to Middletown, and the recently opened Middletown and Cincinnati Railroad to the CL&N at Hageman.

A standard gauge track was completed parallel with the broad gauge track from Albury to Melbourne in 1962.

The first railway station to be built in Trondheim was located at Kalvskinnet, to serve the narrow gauge Trondhjem Støren Line railway that was completed in 1864.

The narrow gauge Voss Line from Bergen to Voss opened in 1883, and the Bergen Line was completed as standard gauge in 1909.

Gauge conversion between Mayiladuthurai and Thiruvarur was completed in August 2012 and the inaugural train ran from Bangalore to Nagore via Thiruvarur.

Gregory Ulirsch, a senior environmental health scientist for the agency, said the risks could be better gauged once the E.P.A.'s report was completed.

After the standard-gauge railway from Cairo via Ismailia was completed (1904), it became Egypt's chief port after Alexandria; in addition to canal traffic, it handled cotton and rice exports from the eastern delta.

The fuselage plating was 24, 20 and 18 gauge in order of thickness towards the tail, while the fin structure was completed using short longerons from frames 20 to 23, before being covered in 22 gauge plating.

A second standard gauge railway line from Romani to Mahamdiyah on the Mediterranean coast was completed by 9 June.

In 1883 the first connection to another State's rail system was made, when the Albury-Wodonga line was completed to the New South Wales Government Railways' station at Albury, requiring a break-of-gauge to New South Wales' (standard gauge).