Sentence examples for new generation trains from inspiring English sources

Eurostar itself is an unbeatable formula, especially with its starting point in the wonderful railway cathedral of St Pancras, which combines the glory of railway's golden age with the technology of new generation trains.

But because the script calls for the hijacking to take place on the No. 6 Lexington Avenue line, using one of the shiny, new-generation trains, a No. 6 train had to be run from the Bronx, through Manhattan, into Brooklyn and then into Queens so that it could be routed onto the right tracks to get into Grand Central.

It was not the first scheme that had been proposed for scrapping 1,300 rusting, rattling cars, known as Redbirds, which are being retired over the next two years as a new generation of trains begins to run, on the numbered lines.

He begins a three-year jail sentence for unauthorised trades, which in 2008 cost SocGen €4.9 billion ($7.2 billion).Ideas above its stationsFrance's state-owned railway company, SNCF, admitted that its new generation of trains, costing €15 billion ($20 billion), are too large for many stations.

In the 1960s, NSB found the need for a new generation of trains.

There is, after all, a new generation to train.

A new generation of training activities will be promoted through this call, and a framework of reference will probably developed.

That's why at first look, it might seem strange that BART is partnering with a subsidiary of one of the premier car companies in the world to create the Fleet of the Future, a new generation of train cars.

Speaking at the unveiling of the first of a new generation of Virgin East Coast trains in London, the tycoon, who founded the Virgin Atlantic airline, said leaving the EU would be "the saddest day" and would take Britain back to "unfriendly" times.

Teacher training will be improved, with a new generation of teacher training schools modelled on teaching hospitals.

He liked the idea of helping a new generation start quality train sets like those in his display, which features trains from 1948 to 1965.