Sentence examples for leave by train from inspiring English sources

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The part of the sentence "leave by train" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to taking a train as a form of transportation. For example, "I'll be leaving by train tonight at 8pm."

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I leave by train (hurrah) convinced of four things.

Tomorrow we leave by train for Xining Quinhai Province, a 24-hour journey.

Just as she & her family were about to leave, by train, for a vacation a messenger from Uncle Basil's office rushedup with a present for her from Little Willie It was a huge box of chocolates.

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I left by train.

They left by train for Erzurum.

It's a must-see, even if you're not leaving by train.

On Dec. 6, 1941 -- the day before the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor -- he left by train for neutral Switzerland.

The team left by train for Buffalo and expected to have a bus meet it there this morning for the trip to Brantford.

It certainly was not underground as you said but in a beautiful building of Korean stone, quite a long train ride from Pyongyang we left by train at 2am and arrived during daylight.Have they moved the gifts?

No one who knows him well was astonished that he missed Manchester United's training session on Friday and was still absent when the team left by train for London.

While about 20,000 mainly low- and middle-income people live here, the vast central plaza can feel like a ghost town after 5 p.m. and on weekends, once most of the district's 150,000 office workers have left by train, bus or subway to more desirable parts of Paris or its less surreal suburbs.

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