Sentence examples for railway for instance from inspiring English sources

The railway, for instance, was built for a glamorous purpose it only briefly fulfilled.

The cost merely of writing the £15.7 billion contracts to upgrade London's underground railway, for instance, was around £400m, and one of the deals has since collapsed.

But not everything here sits as squarely in the portrait category: in "The Railway," for instance, a little girl peers out at the Gare St.-Lazare through the bars of a tall iron fence.

Poor railways, for instance, mean that many goods perish on their way to their destination.

Executives such as Guillaume Pepy, the boss of SNCF, the national railways, for instance, could secure a top position anywhere in his industry.

Under existing rules protecting the railways, for instance, private coach lines can transport only a limited quota of intercity passengers, and only on routes that link France with other countries.

For those who lived in Merton Park - one of London's two earliest garden suburbs, created by the great horticulturalist John Innes - a late-night Edgar Wallace or Scotland Yard movie had the added attraction of familiar locales: the land between the suburb and Merton Park station, where huge metal bridges crossed two railway tracks, for instance, might have been made for police chases.

Two railway workers, for instance, first suggest lack of street lighting early in the morning when they travel to work is an issue, particularly for women, but then go on to suggest that the problem is that the time of night is inherently dangerous, rather than darkness itself: F: I take a taxi.

Obama's plan to spend $50 billion on roads, railways and airports, for instance, is probably dead.

Railway employees can be searched, for instance, for safety reasons, as can people at state schools.

For instance, the railway operators have insisted that their system can admit 60 passengers a minute through each ticket barrier.Sony also wants to get its FeliCa chip embedded into computers, televisions and games consoles.