Sentence examples for railroad light from inspiring English sources

Scheduled to be the epicenter of the Regional Transportation District new hub for railroad, light rail and bus transport, the structure will be reborn to its former grandeur.

Based on the two Grand Punk Railroad light novels, the game recounts the events aboard the Flying Pussyfoot train from multiple perspectives.

Outrage mounted, and two years later Willie Lennon, who had lost a leg to the railroad, lit a bonfire on the tracks as a protest.

"Railroad crossing lights were on and operational upon my arrival at the scene," he wrote in his accident report.

But from 1896 to 1984, it was home to a working system of 68 hand-operated levers on the top floor that controlled railroad signal lights and moved a series of the track's switches — some a quarter of a mile away.

Proximity to the railroads attracted light manufacturing and shops.

Back then, capitalism had generated a wave of miraculous changes in everyday life — railroads, electric lights, telephones, automobiles — and raised the over-all standard of living, but it had also opened up a large gap between rich and poor and caused a great deal of suffering, social unrest, corruption, and dislocation.

"The slaves and the freedmen who rode an underground railroad, seeking the light of justice under the cover of night — they weathered a hard winter.

He makes golems out of heaps of corpses, shattered railroad tracks, air, light, sound... Big Bird and Pat Nixon.

There is no food market, for one thing, no retail stores, no railroad station, street lights or public transportation.

Both railroads struggled with light freight traffic and financial difficulties in the 1890s.