Sentence examples for provide a rail from inspiring English sources
This investment will help people to choose trains over cars, reduce carbon emissions and provide a rail system that is faster, more reliable and greener.
The tunnel runs through Hoosac Mountain of the Berkshire Hills, east of North Adams, Mass., and was built to provide a rail connection between Boston and upper New York state.
The council has supported the idea of using a local freight line to provide a rail shuttle at a cost of £40m, but is finding it difficult to raise the money.
During the reconstruction of MD 235, the highway was relocated in many places between Mechanicsville and Hollywood to remove substandard curves and avoid grade crossings with the southern extension of the Washington, Brandywine and Point Lookout Railroad that the U.S. Navy constructed contemporaneously to provide a rail link to the military base.
It spans the Hell Gate between Wards Island and Queens, but more important, provides a rail link between Manhattan and Queens, the Bronx and New England.
The Alnwick and Cornhill Railway, owned by the North Eastern Railway, opened in 1887, providing a rail link to Wooler and Cornhill on Tweed.
Bicester Town railway station has been rebranded Bicester Village – after the discount designer outlet which attracts more annual visitors (6 million) than the Natural History Museum – and a small stretch of track added to provide a new rail link to Oxford and a second line to London, which opened this autumn.
Driving a train in the urban environment to provide a passenger rail service is a particularly complex task [1], and train drivers of metropolitan rail systems (MRSs) work in highly dynamic socio-technical settings [2].
Now an even more widely heralded project -- to provide a direct rail link to Grand Central Terminal -- is advancing.
When completed, HS2 will provide a 250mph rail link between London and Birmingham from 2026, with two further lines to Leeds and Manchester by 2032.
"In addition it will provide a much-needed rail link to those rural communities living in the Scottish Borders region".
