Sentence examples for grabbed a train from inspiring English sources

We sweated our way onto a subway, grabbed a train, got soaked outside Wimbledon train station, and, because the bus queue was more than a hundred metres long, jumped in a taxi with a big sign saying "£2.50 per person to Wimbledon stadium!" Three English folks were inside.

"Me?" "You're hot shit, the way you grab a train on the fly".

In the south, I felt like I could grab a train and visit a lot of places easily".

For the cost of assembling ingredients in other bar books' drink recipes, I could grab a train from Washington to New York, go to one of the bars, order the cocktail and have enough left for pizza — though, admittedly, I would have to hitchhike home.

You can get off the plane in Frankfurt and grab a train from the airport direct into Wiesbaden (about 20-30 minutes).

You can get off the plane in Frankfurt and grab a train from the airport direct into Wiesbaden (about 20-30 minutes). For great museums, just hop the train back into Frankfurt.

The young actor grabbed a freight train for Oregon and went to work there in a lumber camp.

While 350 was organizing in Poznan and getting some nice TV coverage, several hundred organizers from around the world grabbed a 6 a.m. train to Warsaw for an all day protest and demonstration at a gathering of European finance ministers who were threatening to back off of short-term targets for emissions reductions.

I grabbed a beer; some trains arrived.

To reach Cristo Redentor, one of the seven new wonders of the world, grab a cog train up Corcovado Mountain and through Tijuca Forest National Park and enjoy the ride up to the statue, which is about 20-30 minutes long.

You grabbed a hold of the train, hopped on and went along with him, hanging on for dear life.