Sentence examples for have a rail from inspiring English sources

Travelers do have a rail option, though it is considerably longer.

He claims that we have "a rail network designed for Victorian needs, and Victorian concepts of time".

"And when it happens, you have a rail station and platforms right on the line," Mr. MacDonald said.

Finally, there are considerable parts of America that are so under-populated that it would be highly uneconomical to have a rail network even one-quarter as dense as, say, Belgium's.

"We may not have a rail factory here in the UK but we have 600 people within our rail business in the UK, and that is going to expand in the future.

Do you think that if the federal government had mandated planning for public transportation as a condition of receipt of federal transportation money, the Verrazano and other arterial highways in metropolitan New York might have a rail line down their centers today?

"So if you can't have a roads-only solution, you can't obviously have a rail-only solution either," he said.

If you bought your bike stock, which means all of the parts are from the original bike, then chances are you have a railed seat.

Euroears (4-1) has a rail and the best early speed.

Sarajevo is the centre of a road network and has a rail connection to the Adriatic.

The city has a rail link with Qaraghandy to the northeast.