Sentence examples for railroad trip from inspiring English sources

The narrator mentions a railroad trip; we see a ticket stub.

A REPORTER ON WHEELS describing a railroad trip from N. Y. to California tells about eating crew hash, or as the railroad crew called it "Good Daddy" hash.

By Berton Roueché The New Yorker, January 20 , 1962P. 37 A REPORTER ON WHEELS describing a railroad trip from N. Y. to California tells about eating crew hash, or as the railroad crew called it "Good Daddy" hash.

"We flew on the wings of the wind at the varied speed of fifteen to twenty-five miles an hour, annihilating 'time and space,' " wrote one scribe in the Charleston Courier, after a railroad trip on Christmas Day in 1830.

Accordingly, she borrowed fifty dollars from the proprietor of a restaurant she had worked in and bought a round-trip railroad ticket to Montreal.

The upper floors of the buildings have artists' studios, and, at street level, the collection of restaurants, shops and galleries is diverse enough to please anyone who makes the ride -- only an hour or so -- from Grand Central Terminal on the Metro-North Railroad ($19.50 round-trip on weekends, $10 for children).

The statistic encompasses every trip a railroad makes.

Dude ranches have been around since the late 19th century, when the transcontinental railroad made a summer trip to the open range possible, and eager Easterners signed up to try their hands at roping and riding.

It all sounds perfectly logical: a pipeline to increase road capacity, erase the vagaries of weather and sun glare, expand railroad lines, shorten the trip onto (and off) Long Island and reduce the intrusions of the roadway to the occasional tunnel entrance or exit.

Unlike its earlier jaunt to Chicago, for this trip, the railroad hauled and displayed it as a static exhibit.

The Knox and Kane Railroad (KKRR) operated sightseeing trips from Kane through the Allegheny National Forest and over the Kinzua Bridge from 1987 until the bridge was closed in 2002.