Sentence examples for rails through from inspiring English sources

All the same, Perry Sr was never worried his son might go off the rails through boredom.

New York Transit Museum: 'Meet Miss Subways' and 'ElectriCity: Powering New York's Rails' (through June 2) Two exhibitions are currently on view at this museum.

The self-portrait Ms. Knox draws in her meditative memoir, "Waiting to Be Heard," is very much that of an all-American student whose junior year abroad went off the rails through a series of unfortunate mistakes and misunderstandings.

Before arriving in the United States, Mieth had already experienced a kind of existential unfairness: her youngest sister had died because her family was poor and the doctor wasn't that interested in treating her, and after she and a friend, Otto Hagel, went off, as teen-agers, to ride the rails through Europe they weren't welcome anymore in their home town.

129 2010 Opened Nov. 1; 420-km Seoul to Busan high-speed rail now complete except for rails through Daegu and Daejeon cities Subways/Metros/Monorails/ Commuter Rails Length (km) Delhi Metro Delhi 66.2 2010 66.2 km represents lengths of lines or extensions opened Jan. Nov.

Over the weekend, as Mr. Bush rode the rails through Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan and Illinois, he repeatedly praised the hard work of members of labor unions, made a point of having a former Democrat introduce him at one event and, at that same event, rendered a blunt, broad statement about just how big he wanted to spread his tent.

"We've paid pipeline tariffs through August, rail through the first week of August," he said.

From there, they took the sand by rail through Russia and Georgia, around Armenia, and across Azerbaijan.

When someone presses the trigger, current flows up one rail, through the armature and down the second rail.

The accord with Kazakhstan will allow NATO forces to ship only nonlethal cargo by rail through the country's territory.

Already, Moscow has agreed to let Germany resupply its NATO troops in Afghanistan by rail through Russia.