Sentence examples for railroad change from inspiring English sources

It was proposed that by having the Erie Railroad change the station name on the decrepit depot from Turner to Harriman, the local Post Office would adopt the new name almost immediately.

Mr. Meltzer also wrote about piracy, ancient Egypt, the Seminole War, the Mexican-American War, the cotton gin, how the railroad changed the world and the impact of horses on history.

The Underground Railroad changed that.

Throughout the 20th century the ownership and organization of U.S. railroads changed.

Railroads changed the situation, creating the need to set cross-country schedules.

"We understand how the railroads changed the U.K. and the U.S.," he said.

Cather was the great, elegiac chronicler of the prairies and small towns of the old American west, captured by her just as the coming of railroads changed it forever.

Incidental Intelligence: The New Haven Railroad has changed the word "Arrive" in its timetables to "Due".

Meanwhile, Mr. Barber said his case left him skeptical that the railroad had changed.

By Dorothy Newell and Burton Bernstein The New Yorker, May 26 , 1962P. 30 Incidental Intelligence: The New Haven Railroad has changed the word "Arrive" in its timetables to "Due".

But Doreen Davis, a lawyer with Morgan, Lewis & Bockius who represents many employers, said, "This is a last-ditch effort by the Democratic board to railroad significant changes that benefit only unions and that do a disservice to employees" and employers.