Sentence examples for railway it from inspiring English sources

Yazd city is linked with Kermān, Qom, Eṣfahān, and Tehrān by road and railway; it also has an airport.

A high-speed railway, it is said, would rebalance the economy away from London and the south-east.

Although the Alcoke coaster challenged the attendance records of Thompson's Switchback Railway, it was Phillip Hinkle's 1885 technological advancement that gave the industry a lift.

On the Yangon Mandalay railway, it is the start of a branch line southeast along the Gulf of Martaban, an inlet of the Bay of Bengal, and has extensive road links in all directions.

The Atmospheric Railway: it goes straight up there, doesn't it, with the very best of Shena Mackay's so often brilliant titles — up with Babies in Rhinestones and Dreams of Dead Women's Handbags and Toddler on the Run.

A modestly paid city architect, F. W. Stevens, designed the station in 1888 for the Great Indian Peninsular Railway: it was planned at first for long-distance expresses to Calcutta and Delhi.

Therefore, as with all other railways, it was authorised under its own Act of Parliament and built to higher (and more costly) standards than similar railways of the time.

Yet, when the Department for Transport published its 2004 review of the railways, it opted for tinkering around with the structure rather than the radical overhaul it needed.

Run by the Italian State Railways, it is an extra-fare train costing about $23 for a one-way ticket.

Railways expert Christian Wolmar is more informative about why we don't yet have in-seat entertainment on the railways – it's expensive to provide.

He went on: "If all the £27 billion was guaranteed to go into the railways, it would be fine.