Sentence examples for rail leads from inspiring English sources

The crash, blamed on a broken rail, leads to an urgent review and upgrade of the national railway infrastructure.

Sometimes serious corrugation of rail leads to derailments [37].

The presence of multiple wheels on the rail leads to reflections of waves in the rail.

Different from the second torsional resonance of driven axles, the saturated creep force-induced mode coupling between wheel and rail leads to self-excited vibration of the wheel rail system to create corrugation.

A crash blamed on a cracked rail led to mass disruption as managers tried to locate and mend other dodgy rails.

THIS week a judge at the Old Bailey convicted Network Rail, the company that owns Britain's railway infrastructure, of breaching health and safety laws over the Hatfield rail crash in 2000, when a faulty rail led to four deaths.

But the fault on the London Underground, caused by a train moving a power rail, led to major disruption.

They warned the government it would be "unacceptable and counterproductive" if investment in high-speed rail led to cutbacks in rail investment elsewhere.

The newer technologies of road and rail led to the navigation falling into disuse.

The appearance of the dodo and the red rail led Peter Mundy to speculate, 230 years before Charles Darwin's theory of evolution: The dodo was found interesting enough that living specimens were sent to Europe and the East.

The Hilltop House Bed and Breakfast (43 Depot Hill Road, 845-373-7743) is is a short walk from the Rail Trail, which leads to the Metro-North station in Wassaic, three miles away.