Sentence examples for railways in from inspiring English sources

There are no railways in Meghalaya.

There are no railways in Mizoram.

"There's railways in Wales," Brydon insists.

Difficult physical conditions hindered the construction of railways in Transcaucasia.

The arrival of railways in the 1870s stimulated Shelby's development.

Despite attempts at simplification, railways in Britain retain a ticket pricing system of labyrinthine complexity.

The newfound enthusiasm for railways in the kingdom looks set to continue.

Reliable and affordable railways – in fact public transport generally – reduce road travel and congestion.

He said that the tunnel was one of the first subterranean railways in the world.

Knocked around with mates on my street, messed about on the railways, in the woods.

The wealth they created funded everything from industry to commerce and roads to railways in Britain.