Sentence examples for railways into from inspiring English sources

Bring the railways into public ownership.

You promised in 1997 to take back the railways into public ownership.

For instance, Mr. Weiner called for turning more abandoned railways into parks, modeled on the High Line.

Rather than subsidising the rail barons, let's take our railways into public ownership, this time with passengers helping to run them.

By the end of the year, this line will reopen all the way around to Porthmadog, connecting the two railways into 40 miles of continuous, sinewy track.

(For example) we're not proposing to go back on taking the railways into private ownership but maybe in transition not enough was done to protect the public".

Mr. Ross acknowledged that he initially opposed the transformation of the elevated railway into a public park.

Cora rises from the underground railway into a world of bodysnatchers, night riders, sinister doctors, heroic station agents, conflicted abolitionists.

One main trunk road runs from north to south, following the Beijing-Guangzhou railway into Guangdong; much of its route in Hunan is an express highway.

Hartmut Mehdorn, chief executive of DB, has turned a chronic loss-making railway into a powerful international business which plans to float some 30% of its shares next year.

John Ruskin, the Victorian booster of nature's beauty, campaigned manically against the ugly intrusion of the steam railway into the unspoilt and tranquil Lake District.