Sentence examples for railway out from inspiring English sources

South of the Thames a similarly dense network of railway stations was developed along the electric suburban lines of the Southern Railway out of Victoria, Waterloo, and London Bridge stations.

On this trip, however, I rode the elderly but ultra-efficient underground railway out to City Park, and the sprawling Szechenyi Baths (named, like the bridge, after the 19th-century statesman Istvan Szechenyi).

The extension to Golders Green would take the railway out of the urban and suburban areas and into open farmland.

A flood, reduced lumber and mining extraction, and greatly increased automobile and bus use forced the Yosemite Valley Railway out of business in 1945.

"The Gap Rap" is a rock-inflected ode to that basic warning of the railway: Watch out for that gap.

Taxi drivers who take me the long distances from town centre railway stations out to these remote venues have to plug the coordinates into their satnavs.

Now the village of 15 families is preparing for another onslaught: the advance of Chechen road-builders, bent on providing their tiny republic with direct access to the outside world.The Argun valley offers Chechnya a lifeline, cutting through the Caucasus mountains into Georgia and circumventing Russian troops who guard every other road and railway leading out from the republic.

Beyond the railway line, out near the highway at Castelvetrano, Messina Denaro's alleged frontman Giuseppe Grigoli, the operator of a chain of supermarkets in western Sicily, opened a smart new shopping centre, Bellicitta, which employed hundreds of locals, and where a woman's clothes store was allegedly used by mafiosi for meetings.

A group of teenagers, one of whom is the son of a Japanese engineer working on the high-speed railway, hang out at a vacant lot under the elevated tracks of THSR in Liuying, Tainan.

The companies' contracts span everything from managing the nuclear weapons establishment at Aldermaston and prisons and immigration centres, to running the Docklands Light Railway and out-of-hours GP services in Cornwall.

Railtrack blames them for the poor performance of the railways, pointing out that, while it has improved its performance by 45% over four years, that of the train operators has deteriorated (see chart).The train operators deny that they are deliberately going full steam ahead for growth at the expense of everything else.