Sentence examples for railways does from inspiring English sources

The old argument that the government is not spending enough on railways does not stand up to scrutiny.

So kicking private companies off the railways does not seem a long-term answer in terms of buying more trains – a big order for a single commuter route costs at least £1bn – or subsidising fare expenditure, which saw commuters shell out £8.8bn in 2014-15.

Continuous professionalisation of safety management in European railways does not always have a desirable effect on lowering the risk to the tolerable level.

"We don't want to make the mistake the railways did.

Sooner or later the sector will enter its "golden age", just as the railways did.

Self-driving cars might provoke as much of a social and economic revolution as the railways did.

"The irony," she points out, "is that the garden is only there because of what the railways did".

There are now 5,000 men out on the Great Southern Railway, but the men who have left work on other railways do not number 1,000.

Whatever their respective merits, proposals to scrap Trident, abolish tuition fees and renationalise the railways do not constitute a coherent platform.

yorkshire-dales.com/aysgarth-falls Little railways don't come much better than the Embsay, which runs from the original 1888 station to Bolton Abbey.

Roads, rivers and railways do not reach everywhere, and even if they did, many cumbersome and heavy objects would need to be hauled in pieces, only to be put together at the final destination.