Sentence examples for rail of which from inspiring English sources

On 1 September 1993, NSB launched the Trøndelag Commuter Rail, of which the main service ran from Steinkjer to Trondheim.

These days, in case you hadn't noticed, blowback for our imperial actions seems to arrive as if by high-speed rail (of which by the way, the greatest power on the planet has yet to build a single mile, if you want a quick measure of decline).

We are currently undertaking a report into the rail network of which this will certainly be part, but we want to ensure that the system works in the interests of the passenger rather than train companies".

It has now emerged, however, that only £3bn of that money is for rail schemes – of which £1.35bn had already been allocated, mainly to upgrades in and around Manchester.

We were spoiled and overprotected, the teacher railed, all of which was surely true.

Ski half-pipe and slopestyle (wherein skiers race down a course laden with jumps and rails, off of which they do tricks that are judged for points) were added to the schedule for the 2014 Olympic Winter Games in Sochi, Russia.

Snowboard cross events were added to the Olympics for the 2010 Vancouver Games, and both parallel slalom and slopestyle (wherein snowboarders race down a course laden with jumps and rails, off of which they do tricks that are judged for points) became Olympic events at the 2014 Sochi (Russia) Games.

In these cases, a subway car will often be diverted onto the fourth and fifth rails, each of which is wrapped tightly in a reindeer scarf that is hundreds of miles long and which is easily among the longest embroidered scarves in the world.

Principal issues include fuel cell type, hydrogen storage, special factors affecting fuel cell rail, and the question of which rail applications are appropriate for hybrid powertrains.

The principal issues include fuel-cell type, fuel storage, special factors affecting fuel-cell rail, and the question of which rail applications are appropriate for hybrid powertrains.

One way of doing this is by reopening unused rail lines, many of which were closed in the 1960s.