Sentence examples for good railways from inspiring English sources

Cardiff has very good railways but they don't really go to where these new sites are going to be.

"There is a very good railway network.

And if railways are good, railway stations are even better.

The town has good railway links, yet Paris feels a world away.

Fortunately this is supplemented by a good railway, largely electrified and the mass of buses.

Instead, he said, rail bosses were rewarded "better to continue to deliver a good railway over a long period".

A large portion of the province is accessible only by road, although there are good railway connections with Madrid and Alicante.

Helsinki's economic life and development is based on its excellent harbours and on good railway and road connections to the extensive interior of the nation.

It has good railway and road connections with Khartoum, Kūstī, and Al-Qaḍārif; ferry service on the Blue Nile; and a domestic airport.

I am surprised at the location of the make-it-all-better centre: what Wakefield has is a good railway station, a fair cathedral, the site of a bloody battle which the Yorkists lost and some coal mines that have seen better days.

The final task of the Einsatzgruppen in Poland was to round up the remaining Jews and concentrate them in ghettos within major cities with good railway connections.