Sentence examples for rail very from inspiring English sources
There was little habitat left and, with the exception of a population of weka (Gallirallus australis, a small, flightless rail), very little survived on the island.
The position of the Gruiformes (including rails and kagu) is more equivocal; Livezey and Zusi [ 9] placed the rails very deep in the Neoavian tree and sister to the shorebirds (Charadriiformes) but Cracraft [ 11, 13] infered the rails (and the kagu) as much more recently derived than the earliest Neoaves, within a large group comprising the raptors, shore, sea and aquatic birds.
Greg Goodman of the Railway Reform Group calls the performance regime "not so much a performance regime, more a licence to print money".Another skewed incentive threatens rail's very future.
James MacColl from the Campaign for Better Transport said: "Any new initiative to improve disabled passengers' experiences of travelling by rail is very welcome.
But he describes Labour's policy on rail as "very bizarre", especially the proposal to allow public sector companies to bid against private firms for franchises.
It's the kind of minimalist boutique that has just one rail of very expensive clothes (though I did spot a bargain or two) and the male assistant wears a turban as a fashion statement.
Continuous method for measuring the forces between the wheel and rail is very important to monitor track loads.
It is shown that the point receptance for vertical vibration is strongly affected by the local wheel load at low frequencies, but the effect of the local wheel load on the average wave propagation decay rate along the rail is very limited.
High speed rail is very much a part of that and we will make sure that that money is used elsewhere to advance the infrastructure and innovation agenda that is essential for economic growth.
We were talking about the Grateful Dead, weren't we, and "Rides the Rails" was very Dead-ish.
They include the ski half-pipe (tricks in a snowy half-dome to pumping music) and snowboard slopestyle (a 655-metre mountain course combining stunts in the air, rails and very high jumps).
