Sentence examples for rail entry from inspiring English sources

Brest is a major point of rail entry to Belarus and Russia and is a river port with light industries.

The maximum velocity gradient is located at the open cut off near the rail entry and is the area most dangerous for rock burst.

Three abnormally high P-wave velocity regions were identified that were located on the corners of the two roadways and at the face end near the rail entry side.

Instead the government relies on the answers given by a sample of travellers who agree to be stopped and questioned by a team of social survey interviewers at Heathrow and other main air, sea and rail points of entry to the UK.

The former rail regulator said direct entry into the police service had the potential to "change the face of modern British policing for the better".

It's about adding better connections between cities and adding more local stations so there are more entry points into rail passenger service.

The very fact that the Italian-American, Irish-American and Jewish families who moved into Nassau could afford the cars and mortgages and commuter rail tickets that were the entry price of suburban life should have made them indifferent to the normal seductions of machine politics.

It still exists and is more fun and rather more British than Wikipedia (check out this old entry about buying a rail ticket in India).

The most common way to collect passenger fares is by cash payment on the vehicle (for bus and light rail systems without closed stations) or upon entry to the station (for systems requiring entry through closed stations).

In 1997, not long after Burroughs's death, The New Yorker published excerpts from his diary, including this entry in which he railed at what he called "the anti-drug freaks": Where do they come from for Chrisakes?

Stations are divided into two areas, paid and unpaid, which allow the rail operators to collect fares by restricting entry only through the fare gates, also known as access control gates.