Sentence examples for network of railways from inspiring English sources

A dense network of railways and roads winds throughout the area.

Imperial control was tightened too, through the construction of a network of railways.

South-East Asia's existing network of railways is creaking, patchy and underfunded.

The "bullock train"—the Indian equivalent of the mail coach gave way to the growing network of railways.

Cognizant of the technical reasons for the French failure, he upgraded and greatly expanded the network of railways serving the project.

Clearly depicted is the network of railways (in red) linking developed areas to the north and south of the River Thames.

Mr. Ganguly cited the Indian Railways, the world's largest network of railway lines and one of the world's biggest employers.

South of the Thames a similarly dense network of railway stations was developed along the electric suburban lines of the Southern Railway out of Victoria, Waterloo, and London Bridge stations.

The forest, which concealed a network of railway tracks and heavy artillery installations, was cleared for the train of the allied forces commander, Marshal Foch, and a train for the German deputation.

A dense network of railway lines and highways serves Antwerp's huge port and industrial complex, and the city is a rail and road centre for Belgian and international destinations.

The concrete proved successful, and Gair eventually built a network of at least 10 structures or additions, including a stable, a powerhouse and a pier, all connected by a network of railway lines, underground tunnels and, at a later point, aerial bridges.