Sentence examples for new railways from inspiring English sources

He proposed new railways, which weren't completed, and land redistribution, which didn't happen.

Mr Modi craves foreign capital and technology to kick-start India's economy, and especially to build new railways and factories.

In 1879 two new railways intersected on the prairie, and around this random "X" the town of Hastings was born.

It invests A$22 billion in infrastructure, including ports, interstate roads and new railways in Australia's big cities.

It was speed that had persuaded such prestige-sensitive governments as Japan and France to build new railways.

But new railways also fill up and take more land space per mile travelled than the strategic road network.

The games are also a front for the attempted resurrection of a grubby part of East London, involving new railways and utilities.

Fossils are frequently uncovered at the country's many construction sites, along the routes of new railways, for example.Selling fossils is illegal in China.

The endless cycle of new stadiums, new roads, new railways, new infrastructure might give the hosts a (much-disputed) Keynesian rationale for spending money on a World Cup.

New railways have become a totem of "caring infrastructure", despite the fact that a mere 3% of journeys in Britain are made by rail.

It seems amusing now to read the letter Charles Lamb wrote to Coleridge a couple of hundred years ago, expressing his fears concerning the new railways.