Sentence examples for looking at the rail from inspiring English sources

If you are looking at the rail, you won't have to look at traffic at all.

The board has scheduled an unusual public hearing next month -- before the formal merger application is even filed -- to look at the rail industry's future.

“When you look at the rail yards today you have to have vision,” he chuckles, watching the trains during a blustery Friday in February.

I think that's a really difficult area, because if you look at some of the existing roads within the city there are real choke points but then look at the rail network - you've got half the population of Cardiff disenfranchised because there isn't a local station.

Network Rail's chief executive David Higgins has told a conference looking at the HS2 rail link that the West Midlands "cannot do without" the controversial £42bn rail project.

The group will meet before Christmas and will make recommendations by early 2013, also looking at the north Wales rail network.

It used to be such a fun way to spend a day, looking at the horses, standing by the rail, cheering as they go around.

In the middle of this month, the Scottish government's Transport Scotland body published a consultation document looking at the way the country's rail services were run.

With the drawer fully closed, use a flashlight to look at the drawer rails and cabinet rails from inside the cabinet and below the drawers.

But looking at the rest of the UK's privatized rail network it's hard to be anything but cynical.

No it's about participation and partnerships … the straight public ownership we want to look at is the rail system, which these days has universal support in the Labour party.