Sentence examples for get a railroad from inspiring English sources

Add as many mail-coaches as you please, you will never get a railroad".

"Add as many mail coaches as you please, you will never get a railroad," the economist Joseph Schumpeter once wrote.

If the central government wants a railroad, they get a railroad – no matter how many homes are bulldozed.

"It's not the same economy where my father, who didn't have a high school degree, could get a railroad union job and retire this year with a pension," he said.

"Let's say you've got a railroad station in a small town in the Old West.

In our current political climate, we are not going to get a fully nationalized railroad system.

Mr. Hague started Mr. Kenny on the path to wealth and power by getting him a railroad contract to maintain passenger cars.

They want to get an authentic German railroad car from the 1940s, one that may have actually transported victims to camps.

"We've got a little old railroad here, but if they transport crude, I don't know," said Braswell in an interview.

The clerk had gotten a tip on a railroad stock.

"About a quarter of our visitors are railroad buffs who get an education in art sort of accidentally".