Sentence examples for livery applied from inspiring English sources

The initial livery applied following the nationalisation of the railways in 1948 was modified Southern malachite green and sunshine yellow with "British Railways" on the tender, and the Southern numbering system was temporarily retained with an "S" prefix (such as S850) until superseded by the British Railways numbering system.

This livery was first applied to No. 825.

This livery was also applied to the five locomotives built in 1930.

The carrier has adopted a new, more modern revised version of its livery, that was applied to the new Boeing 777-300ERs delinered in late 2011.

When repainted to Maunsell's dark olive green livery, a prefix "A" was applied to the number to denote a locomotive allocated for overhaul at Ashford.

In 2010, Biman went through a rebranding exercise and unveiled a new logo and livery, designed by Teague, which was applied to its leased Boeing 777 and 737 aircraft.

A short-lived second livery was an experimental blue with red lining as applied to 35024 East Asiatic Company.

Under LSWR ownership the S15s were painted in the late LSWR dark Holly Green livery, with the same black and light green lining applied to most of the LSWR's freight designs.

A 50-cent surcharge would be applied to trips taken in the new liveries, with the revenue going to finance mass transit.

The company initially adopted a simple two-tone blue livery with a logo incorporating the Flag of Scotland and the words "Scottish" and "Kelvin"; a more striking livery consisting of two lighter shades of blue and yellow applied diagonally was introduced in September 1985.

The livery of the Clans was a continuation of the standard British Railways Brunswick green applied to express passenger locomotives after nationalisation, lined in orange and black.