Sentence examples for railroad features from inspiring English sources

The house, once a stop on the Underground Railroad, features four and a half bathrooms, a kitchen, a breakfast room, a library, a screened porch, a dining room, a living room, an enclosed courtyard with hot tub and separate guest quarters.

The route of the railroad features a 1.59 mile tunnel that bypasses most of the serpentine bends in the Colorado River between Moab and the potash plant.

They include the Depew, Lancaster & Western Railroad, featuring a seven-mile run in Batavia that moves loads of fertilizer and beer; the Delaware-Lackawanna Railroad, which hauls grain and propane 30 miles from Scranton to the Poconos; and the Mohawk, Adirondack & Northern Railroad, here in Utica.

Despite the lack of easy access to the ranch and any lodging in the area, tourists flocked to it, and the 1887 establishment of the Southern Pacific line only served to increase that number, with the railroad featuring the ranch in its advertisements in order to distinguish it from its competitors.

Downtown Santa Rosa, including the central Old Courthouse Square and historic Railroad Square, features a center for many shops restaurants, nightclubs, and theaters.

The bridge, while remaining in use, was rebuilt by the King Bridge Company between 1895 and 1896; the trestle is the only railroad bridge featured in the King Bridge Company catalogs of the 1880s and 1890s that remains standing.

MOUNT OLIVE Vasa Park Vasagrass Music Festival, featuring Railroad Earth.

This paper presents the design, modeling, lab test and field demonstration of a railroad energy harvester featuring rapid anchorless mounting.

When Roberts first arrived on the Grand Prix scene, motorcycle racers were competing for as little prize money as $200, at venues such as Imatra in Finland that featured railroad crossings and hay bales wrapped around telephone poles.

The table below features five railroad stocks.

That sequence gives rise to the filmmakers' sharpest sarcasm, as supertitles declare "Same night, at the Garden-Club, the Madison reaches Paris," and a night-club dance sequence is followed by another one, of exultant gyrators doing the Twist — followed by a scene featuring striking railroad workers talking about their wages.