Sentence examples for into the railways from inspiring English sources

Passengers and government are pouring billions into the railways – they deserve better than this".

"I also endorse her desire to see more private finance coming into the railways.

He went on: "If all the £27 billion was guaranteed to go into the railways, it would be fine.

Mr Byers said: "I am particularly pleased we have been able to put this money into the railways without cutting spending on other areas".

"Network Rail's on our books, huge taxpayer subsidies and investment going into the railways, but the industry want to stitch it up themselves and we're not having that anymore.

The transport secretary, Philip Hammond, echoed the committee's criticism of the high costs in the rail industry, which increase the burden on farepayers and taxpayers who, between them, put around £11bn per year into the railways.

"Certainly fare increases will be channelled back into investment in the railways.

There is a huge black hole in the railways' accounts, into which billions of euros are poured each year.

"There's a terrible mismatch between the money going into the railway and the results coming out of it," says Roger Ford, of Rail Business Intelligence, a consultancy.

It would have been possible to run the tram directly into it copying the German success at Kassel where trams run into the railway station.

WITH a metallic gasp, the chute opens its metal jaws and deposits precisely 230,000 pounds of coal into the railway car.