Sentence examples for long rail from inspiring English sources

Quite simply the first stop for anyone who is planning a long rail journey.

Commuters and campaign groups are worried Govia's new class of high-capacity, metro-style trains is helping normalise standing on long rail journeys.

In Gallitzin, you can visit the Tunnels Park & Museum (411 Convent Street, 814-886-8871; www.ganditzin.info) and watch modern trains emerge from a long rail tunnel en route to Horseshoe Curve.

Today, a plant to house new presses for The New York Post is being built, and a waste transfer station and a two-mile long rail link are operating.

BBC2 clearly hoped, in his words, that "a singing line would convey an epic", and in its best moments Railway Nation gave a real sense of how a traveller can "vanish off the clock" on a long rail journey.

The three losing candidates each held baseball bats emblazoned with their political positions—"fusion," "nonintervention," and "slavery extension". Lincoln, holding a ball, his right foot planted firmly on "home base," fittingly held a long rail, labeled "equal rights and free territory". Each of the men discussed the outcome of the election using baseball jargon.

Vintage-music buffs have long railed against noise-reduction systems.

Many local residents at the meeting have long railed against the road.

Lieberman has long railed against the level of sex and violence in Hollywood's products.

In effect, Mr. Cohen became part of the industry establishment he had long railed against.

Iraq has long railed against the dominance of the dollar, a symbol of its enemy.