Sentence examples for opened railway from inspiring English sources

When will Eastern European governments/airports realise that cheating tourists like this is a great way to get them to stop recommending others go? "God of biscuits" One very good new public development is the lately opened railway service between Podgorica and Niksic – a good starting point for further explorations.

For a new opened railway line, the track inspection train is commonly used to evaluate the quality of the tracks.

In 1852 the London and South Western Railway (LSWR) opened a railway station in Alton, connecting to London via Farnham and Woking.

The Cheshire Lines Committee opened a railway line through the town in 1873, but it closed in 1964.

On the other hand, developments in the transportation area are addressed from an European perspective, including Trans European networks, High Speed lines, dedicated freight lines, open railway markets, innovative technology and interoperability requirements.

Then, in sweltering, overcrowded conditions, he was ferried in an open railway truck across the straits of Messina to Reggio in Italy.

To which extent would the coveted competition in an open railway market be influenced by capacity scarcity, mainly during peak hours or along more profitable corridors?

So, to get overconfident and inattentive drivers to slow down at India's more than 13,000 open railway crossings, Final Mile has installed speed-bumps that run diagonally, rather than perpendicular, to the road.

There are no longer any open railway stations in the areas formerly served by the tramway.

In 1837 Euston railway station opened, the first railway station connecting London with the industrial heartlands of the West Midlands and Lancashire.

In the Nineties of the last century the European Commission decided to open the railway market to competition, allowing different railway companies to operate on the same network.