Sentence examples for got on rail from inspiring English sources

The whistle blew at 7 a.m., and 600 men -- the first of three shifts a day -- went down to the Blacklick Creek and got on rail cars that took them five miles into the mountain.

"We listened to students and they told us that they would be more loyal to a supermarket that offered the sort of discounts that they get on rail travel, clothes and eating out," said Rebecca Singleton, Morrisons director of local solutions.

Absolutely we have got answers on rail fares, on energy prices, on a fairer tax system.

Wear a helmet, if you fall getting on a rail, it does hurt.

Land on your right foot as you get on the rail if you are a regular stance rider.

Ollie to get on the rail, and turn so that you are facing in the same direction that you're grinding.

If you go faster, you will get on the rail farther down, and you will have to ollie from a lower height.

Every other advanced country in the world has got on board for high-speed rail.

Inside the carriage there is much wanton laughter from a group of rail workers who got on at an intermediate halt.

At Victoria, the experiment was temporarily suspended when a troop of schoolchildren got on and began swinging from the rails above my head.

The unnamed group selling the forged train tickets claimed to be getting one over on deficient rail companies for the good of customers.