Sentence examples for rail age from inspiring English sources

32 Rejoice, the rail age is back.

With the operation of a railway, a rail pad will age and harden and ballast will be gradually affected.

Bird Box wasn't the only Netflix production to air the rail disaster foot age.

Aged Rail Material: changed characteristics of rail material caused by fatigue or ageing   32.

Mitchell, browbeaten by his wife and son to be more expressive, rails against old age.

One simply cannot imagine an Australia, with populations in both Sydney and Melbourne of eight million, still relying on air, road and an ageing rail system.

Watching over this line was James O'Neill, a 37-year-old golden boy whose career on the rails started at age 13.

There was anger last week at news that Northern Rail, with its ageing rolling stock, is hiking peak-time fares to compensate for the government's withdrawal of subsidies.

Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, Democrat of New York, cited the alert at a news conference she held in Penn Station in New York to call for passage of legislation that would provide $570 million to upgrade New York's six aging rail tunnels.

An aging rail line in Queens became a media sensation last week, even drawing a visit from Mayor Micheal R. Bloomberg, after an accident involving a runaway locomotive drew reporters and television crews to a place filled with long rows of boxcars.

Finance minister Wolfgang Schäuble has already confirmed the government will spend an extra €10bn on infrastructure, but critics of German austerity believe it could spend more revamping an ageing rail network and crumbling autobahns.