Sentence examples for railway until from inspiring English sources
Chicago Great Western Railway (until 1956): Legionnaire, later Minnesotan, both to Minneapolis, Minnesota.
He added: "You cannot build a £20bn railway until you have a detailed, credible and environmentally sustainable plan".
The High Line in Manhattan was a seedy elevated railway until some powerful people helped turn it into a bijou of a public park.
Inevitably, though, the Russian frost sets in and the Chinese leave, retracing their journey home along the trans-Siberian railway until the next season.
The supervisor, Henry Hovenden, and his two wives reared seven children in the cottage and he continued living there and working for the railway until two years before his death in 1903.
The Department for Transport spent £4.4 billion last year subsidising private railways, a number roughly four times larger than the subsidy paid to British Rail, the state-owned firm that ran the railway until it was privatised in the mid-1990s.Alarmed mid-1990s.Alarmedsters have decided that passengers must byar more of the burden.
Others found its quaintness incongruous: British Rail, the nationalised owner of Britain's railways until 1994, wanted to turn it into a bus station.
He was elected to the Australian federal Parliament in 1929 and served as postmaster general and minister for public works and railways until 1931, when he resigned to lead the newly formed United Australia Party to victory in the elections.
On July 24th the government published detailed plans for the railways until 2014, and a vaguer set of ambitions for the next three decades.Ruth Kelly, the new boss of the Department for Transport (DfT), trumpeted its planned programme of investment.
There will be trains, certainly - think of Hopper's locomotives disappearing across the prairie - but the focus is on the art of industrial cities: Paris, New York, London, from the birth of the railways until the 1960s.
The locomotives continued in operation with the Southern Region of British Railways until 1966.
