Sentence examples for it railways from inspiring English sources

Some 250 years ago, when the the Industrial Revolution took hold across the world, it brought with it railways and eventually cars.

The United States, if it let its railways slip away, Frimbo warned, would become the largestunder-developed country in the world.

One of the key railway research areas focuses on the introduction of innovative communication technologies, i.e., mobile broadband communication technologies able to support newer, safer, and richer IT railway services at affordable cost.

It owns the railways it regulates, a built-in conflict that critics say encourages corruption, endangers safety in the name of profit and hinders accountability.

As before, it is railways that look most dubious.

It considered railways as a case and followed a modular approach to explain different aspects of modelling a complex system through CPN.

Once it boasted railway yards and docks where "Southies" (who lived nearby) worked as longshoremen.

Called Changing Tracks, it includes railway lines that extend 12 metres into the air.

As one person I spoke to judiciously put it, "the railway moves at 1 / the speed of the news".

It would show that, when it comes to railways, small can also be beautiful.

and had its headquarters at Trichinopoly where it constructed its first railway line between Trichinopoly and Negapatam in 1859.