Sentence examples for rail might from inspiring English sources

High-speed rail might be next.

The company's CEO suggested at the weekend that China Southern Rail might make a move for the technology group.

In an ideal world, we could look ahead a few decades and figure out that dumping a few dribs of mercury down a toilet, or dropping a bulb over the rail, might eventually have an undesirable effect.

In fact, they can be laid low by something as insignificant as a broken bolt or a can of soda — which, when resting against the third rail, might heat up and ignite a scrap of newspaper, causing a track fire, the source of hundreds of delays every month.

SSS and rail might compete on certain routes and if rail options are available this might harm SSS.

Things like light rail might help, but people who want to live the Portland or Chicago lifestyle will just move there.

Unusually for a wood-rail, the species' vocalizations are apparently unknown, and it has been speculated that the Red-winged Wood-Rail might be a rather quiet bird.

For non-developers to learn ruby on rails might be not so easy, but it's really a good rapid web framework to build your site.

Mr. Burrup said his conversion business was growing, to the point where building sand rails might have to take a back seat.

He suggested that the current rail system might need work.

Other rail operators might also suffer without increased revenues, as subsidies decline.