Sentence examples for over the railroad from inspiring English sources

This spring he hopes to go to Tasmania, New Zealand & Australia, to look over the railroad situation out there.

In 1918 independent Poland took over the railroad system and redesigned and rebuilt it according to the standard European gauge.

The Port Authority offered to take over the railroad -- it would become the PATH -- and New Jersey politicians were mollified.

Mr. Volker had driven over the railroad crossing when, 15 to 20 seconds later, he heard a loud boom, he said.

"We are looking at removing the chicane that goes over the railroad tracks to make a better run and a passing zone," Mr. Andretti said.

Arseneau, a member of the United Steelworkers, was concerned about the dozens of jobs at stake and hoped another operator would take over the railroad quickly.

After the war, the unions had begun lobbying Congress to take over the railroads.

After the war, the government formally took over the railroads and several other industries.

The state took over the railroads and instituted public-works projects in an attempt to alleviate popular distress.

With postmodernist swag, the narrative flew free from accountable issues: recently, after a train crashed in the Once Station, the government announced that it was taking over the railroads.

"We got Commies taking over the railroads and you're telling me about a goddamned vacuum cleaner?" "We should definitely get the vacuum," Ron adds, "before Commies take over the Hoover".