Sentence examples for rail built from inspiring English sources

But there is little hope for immediate, huge transformation in its commuting habits; any light rail built in its newer, less dense cities may well increase emissions, as they run half-empty through neighbourhoods too sparsely populated to fill them.

He was planning to alter the handrail, he said, but hadn't decided how — he might wrap it in leather or have a new wood rail built by Mr. Logozzo's brother-in-law, Louis Amling, who was acting as the contractor for the project.

Southeastern has confirmed it will be in operation "for the long term" while Network Rail builds an access road to get to the site of the landslip.

Carinthia features a superpipe, natural rails built from trees, and plenty of jumps.

We leverage the Rails built in Plugin and Gem system.

Marsh-dwelling rails build simple nests of grass and aquatic plants, often in a thick tuft of grass, the blades of which they pull down over the nest to conceal it.

A 1000 feet rail was built 60 feet underwater, and the rail ship was placed on top and sat on 50 wheels.

A deal has been agreed between Transport Scotland and Network Rail to build a rail link between Edinburgh and Tweedbank.

Communist planners sent freight by rail, and built few motorways.

The rail line, built from 1928 to 1934, bade farewell to its last freight-train run in 1980.

It also has 10,000 kms of high-speed rail already built whose economics depends on the trains being full.