Sentence examples for going by train from inspiring English sources

I politely say that I am going by train.

And after landing in Amsterdam, we'll save an hour going by train to Antwerp rather than driving".

I hate going by train and anyway it always put everyone else out as they have to come and pick me up.

I hate going by train, and it always puts everyone else out as they have to come and pick me up.

They wanted to go to western Europe and when the government banned them from going by train they just set off on foot.

So the old trouper moves north towards a simpler world, going by train and ferry to the Western Isles of Scotland and a remote pub full of pawky Scots out of Local Hero.

Sixteen-year-old Sherman is smoking a joint upstairs and hears, down at the marsh, the familiar rattle of the train going by--the train that hit Mrs. Vincent's car and killed her.

It's like a train going by your house.

To avoid guilt, she goes (by train).

Their Funnybones skeletons go by train.

"I wouldn't go by train.