Scraping against a guard rail that divided the track in two, the aircraft skidded to a stop.
Workers hang the chickens upside down from metal shackles connected to a mechanical rail that conveys them into the plant.
In 2009, a southbound D train derailed near 81st Street after encountering a broken rail that had gone undetected.
The thickening swells, in fact, were almost touching the worn wooden rail that arced around the ship.
For example, in London we have the mothballed six-mile long 'Mail Rail' that connects Whitechapel to Paddington.
China's stimulus package to fight the global financial crisis involves levels of investment in high-speed rail that are inconceivable in the West.
The National Transportation Safety Board, which is investigating the crash, has said it identified a fractured section of rail that is "of interest to investigators".
The subway, and in particular the light rail that connects New York with New Jersey beneath the Hudson, will not be back to normal for many days.
When he then described his young father as "skinny as a rail" that got a cheer from a mischievous student too, followed by more laughter.
The wily Marquis (the tenor Andreas Conrad) walked across the auditorium on a narrow wooden rail that divided two sections of seats.
Arthur Duncan stood outside his cab, leaning against a rail that separates the sidewalk from the buses that line up at the station.
