Sentence examples for getting on trains from inspiring English sources

They had a sensation of "getting on trains all the time" to visit others.

But I did CBT and chased it, and now I'm OK around toilets… but I'm scared of getting on trains.

So any new riders might be getting on trains and buses that are already running at capacity. "We have a crowding problem, and we can't expect to handle an increase in ridership because we're not adding more trains until 2009 or 2010," said Jim Cameron, the chairman of the Connecticut Metro-North New Haven Rail Commuter Council.

Walking through Budapest station camp Jump to media player The BBC's Matthew Price in Budapest says several thousand migrants are still waiting at Budapest's international railway station in the hope of getting on trains to other parts of Europe.

It shows people getting on trains and packing bags as well as what the barracks life was like.

Initially started by Improv Everywhere right here in New York, the event has since spread across the globe with metro riders from Stockholm to Mexico City taking off their trousers and getting on trains.

"I'm just getting on with training," he told BBC Sport.

I'll get on trains and follow routes from the south to the north and the north to the south.

It's forcing you to take bikes, get on trains, hose off at the depot and try to get to work.

Todd says maybe it was raining when he got on train.

Comedian gets on train and discovers there's a world outside the capital.