Sentence examples for make a rail from inspiring English sources

Five million passengers would not provide sufficient revenue to make a rail connection viable, he said.

Make a rail around the whole thing.

The relative lack of traffic makes a rail system less sensible than could be argued for higher-density urban corridors, where it at least can be imagined that many would give up their cars.

The answer is simple: Our elected leaders need to make a greater investment in rail infrastructure, rail safety, and our nation's infrastructure overall.

But a trip on AutoTrain will make anyone a rail buff, with a new appreciation for the possibilities of this seemingly old-fashioned mode in this new age of transportation.

Virginia has decided to begin replacing certain roadside guardrails, including some made by Trinity Industries, a company that has been accused of making a defective rail.

While the station is almost adjacent to the airport perimeter, it is around 40 metres downhill from it, making a fixed rail link difficult to build.

Johnson got the role of her career as Laura, the provincial married woman who makes a weekly rail trip into town to do some shopping (unencumbered by bags, she has presumably ordered deliveries) and waits around in the station tea-room for her train back.

A proposal was made to construct a rail line from Moncton, N.B., near the ports of Halifax and Saint John, passing through mainly timbered land to the south bank of the St . Lawrence Riverat Levis opposite Quebec city.

Since undergoing the courses there had been positive feedback from workers who felt they were in a position to make a difference, said Network Rail.

The punk-funk of early-1980's bands like the Gang of 4 and the Contortions is still room-rattling stuff, and it has been rediscovered by newer bands that want to make a dissonant noise and rail at an unjust world.