Sentence examples for railway provides from inspiring English sources

The national railway provides service on a number of lines that emanate from Lomé.

For the CIS [Commonwealth of Independent States], Iran is the natural and most obvious transit route for their goods".Indeed, for landlocked Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and the other Central Asian bits of the old Soviet Union, the silk-road railway provides access to ports and distant markets that used to be beyond their reach.

The Rhäetian Railway provides an awe-inspiring, adrenaline-inducing ride past therapeutic springs and mountain-perched castles, crossing 84 tunnels and 383 bridges along the way.

I will continue to work with the Scottish government and local groups to ensure that the Borders railway provides the best possible service to local people and is delivered, as promised, by 2014.

The railway provides the suburb's most important industry, through the Hillside Railway Workshops, which are located in the southeast of the suburb and in the adjoining suburb of South Dunedin.

The public railway provides for the forest through which it passes a means of transport over long distances which is very fast, safe and relatively cheap.

SNCF is France's national railway, providing high speed, overnight and local services in France and beyond into Spain, Switzerland and Italy.

This will give Italians even more reasons to complain.Meanwhile, preparations for the construction of the Lyon-Turin high-speed railway provide plenty of opportunities to argue over funding, delays and environmental concerns.

The range was used as a retreat for wealthy residents of Sydney, which lies to the southeast of the range; it is now accessible by good roads and forms a popular tourist area with many scenic attractions, including Jenolan Caves and the Zig Zag (an abandoned railway providing a route over the mountains).

But in 1902, when the Mount Beacon Incline Railway — then the world's steepest passenger funicular — began operations in Beacon, N.Y., the journey was still paramount, and for the 3.5 million passengers who crowded its cars before it closed in 1978, the railway provided an inimitable ride.

The railway provided a link between Eccles (located on the existing Liverpool and Manchester line), and Wigan.