Sentence examples for rails at the same time from inspiring English sources

The barflies, losers and knock-around guys that he writes about in the songs for his band, the Hold Steady, often end up on their knees, sometimes retching, but more often praying for that moment when everything both aligns and goes off the rails at the same time.

ROMEO AND JULIET There will be dual Montague-Capulet duels going on in New York this fall, as Classic Stage Company presents an Off Broadway version of this Shakespeare tragedy of young love gone off the rails, at the same time a Broadway revival is on the boards (see above).

In short, as [historian] Robert Bruce has observed, 'He could split hairs as well as rails.' At the same time, however, Lincoln also displayed great skill in mediating disputes and playing the role of peacemaker".

David Ward, route managing director for the south-east, has been given an OBE for services to the rail industry at the same time as there is a public outcry about passengers stranded on Boxing Day due to late-running engineering works.

Collision of trains simply means that two trains are on the same rail block at the same time.

You can book UK domestic rail tickets at the same time as your Eurostar ones.

Its mission has always been contradictory -- offer national rail service, and at the same time make money.

Phil Verster, route managing director with Network Rail for the London North Eastern route, said: "This site is a great example of respecting our rail heritage whilst at the same time making exciting plans for our future.

Norges Statsbaner has stated that they will be retiring the current Class 92 trains around 2015, and that they hoped that the Trøndelag Commuter Rail could be electrified at the same time.

But she soon came under concerted attack from Miliband and other parties for making a series of uncosted promises, including scrapping the introduction of universal credit, raising the state pension to £160 a week across the board, building 100,000 homes a year and insisting that work on the northern stretch of the new HS2 high-speed rail link started in Scotland at the same time as in London.

The contributions by Mr. Paladino — and the opaque manner in which they have been made — could undermine one of his core arguments as he rails against Albany's insider culture at the same time that he has actively participated in it.