Sentence examples for is rail from inspiring English sources
verb
To travel by railway.
This is rail travel on a different scale.
The most painful example for a sizeable proportion of the population is rail fares.
One in the United States is Rail Europe, (800) 438-7245 and www.raileurope.com.
The most obvious use for the Interstate's corridors is rail transportation.
The result is rail rage, an angry 'me, me, me' commuting mob.
Although he is rail thin (6 feet 10 inches, 210 pounds), Randolph is known as an excellent rim protector.
Her front teeth, which arch out slightly, are yellowed, and she is rail-thin even for her petite frame.
The most important concern is rail-passenger service, which fell off dramatically in the decades after World War II owing to competition from airplanes and automobiles.
Mr. Turturro, however, who plays his first romantic lead in this film, is rail-thin and his co-star luminously beautiful.
Mr. Sellars served as a sort of intellectual cheerleader for Ms. Morrison, who is 80 and suffering from chronic back pain, and Ms. Traoré, who is rail-thin, straight-backed and has a reputation as a demanding perfectionist.
More than six feet tall, he is rail-thin and stands bolt upright; the only undisciplined thing about him is a thatch of white hair so dense that it appears to have held his comb to a draw.
