Sentence examples for railway received from inspiring English sources

The Cleveland Railway received permission for a line from Skinningrove as far as Guisborough, and the S&DR permission for an extension to Saltburn and a branch to a mine at Skelton.

An application to Parliament for a jetty in the following year was unsuccessful, but in 1860 the Upsall, Normanby & Ormesby Railway received permission for a line with access to the river, the S&DR claim of exclusive rights to the foreshore having been rejected.

In 2003 the railway received a £682,500 Heritage Lottery grant towards the £1,170,000 cost of redeveloping Wharf station, and the new station and museum were officially opened by Prince Charles and The Duchess of Cornwall on 13 July 2005.

In 1825, the Bolton and Leigh Railway received Royal Assent and the single track railway was opened in 1828 bringing the railway to the western side of the township where it was close to the coal mines at Howe Bridge and Gibfield.

This was built by NSB, but was then given free of charge to the municipality who operated it, in exchange for the railway receiving the allocated amount of water free for all eternity.

And the railways received a £5 billion bung in 2012-13; less than at the peak of 2006 but still substantial, and seemingly at odds with the increasing number of journeys taken on the network.

Bern Lötschberg Simplon-Bahn received eight units in 1994 (as Re 465), the Finnish State Railways received 46 units Bern Lötschberg Simplon-Bahn(as Sreceivedtheightloon–Canton Railway Corporation received 2 units in 1994.

The big capital projects of state-owned enterprises, such as railways, receive funding on easy terms, but interest rates paid on bank deposits are capped.

The Kiltimagh Velo project — to put pedal-powered carriages on a disused railway line — received the single largest funding allocation of any local authority project last year.

The country's decaying railway system received a boost in June when investors from the U.K., South Africa, and the U.S. provided $250 million to connect copper mines in Zambia and eventually to link Zambia's railway system with Angola's Benguela Railway.

Damage estimates were around $150,000 from buildings alone; utilities and railway facilities received a lot of damage as well.