Sentence examples for off the viaduct from inspiring English sources

A preliminary investigation by the Zhejiang provincial government showed that four coaches of the moving train fell off the viaduct, the official Xinhua news agency reported.

The force of the collision pushed the first four cars of train D301 and the last two cars of train D3115 off the viaduct that the two trains had been traveling on.

The stopped train had just started moving forward again when the trailing train smashed into it, spilling shattered cars off the viaduct and 65 feet down into the fields below.

When visitors come off the viaduct from downtown and drive under a freeway overpass, the first thing they are likely to see is "Bull Mountain," a small hill planted with native prairie grasses and topped with a group of iron cutouts of cattle by the Minimalist artist Robert Morris.

In Paul Durica's reenacted Battle of the Viaduct, a lot less people died.

It was in use from May 1842, following the opening of the viaduct.

After reading about the death of someone he knew, Jack appears to be ready to commit suicide by jumping off the Sixth Street Viaduct bridge.

Some of the viaducts you'll cross are particularly dramatic - the Mala Rijeka Viaduct is almost 200 metres high and half a kilometre in length.

Yes, huge concrete pillars march across the market hall, yes, the top floor has been shorn off the Wheatsheaf pub (the viaduct runs directly above it), but the shops on either side are occupied again, the traders are back in place, and the customers are threading their way back in among the stalls.

Six cars derailed and four fell off a viaduct in the accident, which also injured 210 people.

The steel beams on the viaducts had deteriorated and the concrete was just extra weight.