Sentence examples for put on a train from inspiring English sources

On reflection, this was a tempting argument, something like a scooter that I could put on a train or the back of a car to Cornwall and other hilly places.

In its original form, the so-called "Bolkestein directive" was supposed to do the same for services, that is, for economic activities you cannot put on a train (like finance, hairdressing, or retailing).

About 30 who refused to give proof of identity were put on a train to Landquart.

Immediately afterward, the casket was put on a train to Washington.

Banished from the country, she and her father are put on a train headed north to the United States.

Hesse was only two when she was put on a train to Holland to escape Nazi persecution.

In May, Akhter, who's been collaborating with Steckler since 2003, used the PEER grant to put on a seismic training workshop for 26 Bangladeshi geoscientists from eight universities and three government institutions.

Passionate about running, put on a running training camp for aspiring young runners.

Put on a sleazy horse hood overnight to train the mane and keep clean.

"I was put on a training scheme to get back into work," he said.

He said de la Pena had been "formally reprimanded and put on a training programme".