Sentence examples for railway cab from inspiring English sources

This paper describes an approach for assessing the impact of glare in a full size mock-up of a railway cab.

Ergo, fashion is hot for railways, not cabs.

The assessment of glare is a key consideration in the design of a railway driver's cab.

This paper presented the structure of a crashworthy railway vehicle driver's cab and its crashworthy performance was investigated by experiment and simulation.

He also knew Ibrahim Magag who escaped from a TPIM on Boxing Day 2012 apparently by jumping in a cab at Euston railway station in London.

In the cab of Alberni Pacific Railway's No. 7, a small, tough logging locomotive that has spent its 82 years on Vancouver Island, Canada, George Williamson — at 78, nearly as old as the engine — notched out the throttle.

As they were intended for an underground railway, the locomotives did not have cabs, but had a weatherboard with a bent-back top.

An eight-mile cab ride from Exeter St Davids railway station.

It was inspired by the standard cab developed in 1904 by R. M. Deeley for the Midland Railway, and was one of a number of Midland features introduced by Clayton to the SECR and subsequently the Southern Railway.

As a hedge against a similar accident, Metrolink officials decided last October to lease 40 freight locomotives from the Burlington Northern and Santa Fe Railway Co. and place them at both of ends of trains until the cab cars could be repaired.

Photograph: Yves Herman/Reuters Not everyone has had to wait in a chilly railway station, though: Fiona Wilson (@MissFiWi) A woman in our brussels hotel lobby asking reception staff to book her a cab to Paris.