Sentence examples for modern railways from inspiring English sources

Roger Ford of industry magazine Modern Railways says: "We've had a digital railway since 1985.

The framework and technique matching performance of wheel-rail dynamic interaction on the curved track are put forward for modern railways.

"When it comes to signaling, the Americans are very primitive," Roger Ford, technology editor of the UK magazine Modern Railways and a trained rail engineer, told the Guardian.

The man behind its construction, Carlo di Ghega, was an engineer who was a pioneer of modern railways - the Semmering line is often described as the world's first true mountain railway.

Roger Ford, technical editor of Modern Railways, said it was a mark five inter-city train with a good safety record: "These coaches are an absolutely brilliant piece of design.

The many British visitors who travel the sleek and modern railways in the rest of Europe are made aware of the stark contrasts with the train system at home.

Underpasses are common in modern railway lines.

The demands on modern railway traffic systems are high.

Less histrionic than the Lyon-Satalas station, Avignon sets the pace for modern railway design.

Modern railway lines no longer serve Donegal, though railway enthusiasts in the county maintain a railway heritage centre.

Since the construction of the first modern railway bridge in the 1820s, railway bridge engineering has evolved extensively.