Sentence examples for railroad works from inspiring English sources
In November, 1855, when Seward was in Auburn and Frances was away, he wrote to her that " 'the underground railroad' works wonderfully.
He was protesting American munitions shipments to Europe in World War I. Three years later, Harry Newton, a German sympathizer and resident of Mills No. 3, told an undercover officer that for $5,000, he would blow up a railroad works or, if preferred, Morgan's headquarters on Wall Street.
Indoor museum, miniature railroad, working site.
Since the fighting wound down, he has worked to get the railroad working again and restore other services.
Some policy analysts say that with the changing nature of railroad work, the board has outlived its purpose.
But it will take real money from Washington to pay for the big, expensive fundamentals that make a fast, modern railroad work.
Mr. Giorno said that the building reminded him of "a railroad station in Erie," which seems an apt observation because its architect, Bradford Lee Gilbert, did extensive railroad work.
Congress had created the occupational disability program in 1946, when railroad work was particularly hazardous and injured employees found that they had no marketable skills outside the industry.
Although railroad work is not as difficult or as dangerous as in years past, it does require physical activity that can strain the body.
Although Confederate guerrillas, whom the Yankees called "bushwhackers," roamed the countryside, the men of the 19th Michigan enjoyed being detailed to the railroad work parties because they could forage for food.
