Sentence examples for railways in between from inspiring English sources

Đurić's father worked for the railways in between playing semi-professional football.

Scotland gained control of its railways in 2007, then its planning rules in 2008.

All British railroads were nationalized as British Railways in 1948 but were privatized in 1994.

There was more oil spilled from railways in 2013 in the US than in the 36 prior years combined.

During the 19th century Odessa's growth was rapid, especially after the coming of railways in 1866.

It is no newcomer: it sold its first gear there to South Africa's railways in 1911 and a mainframe computer to Ghana's central statistics bureau in 1964.

Labour conference voted for a similar motion to nationalise the railways in 2004 and that never made its way into the party's 2005 election manifesto.

Canadian Pacific had bought JPL from the railways in 1988.

Marino persuaded Paymentech to let I4 use its electronic railways in 2001.

Broad-gauge railways in 2010 stretched for 2918 km and electrified railways numbered 1278 km.

Brunel had devised a track gauge for his railways in 1835.