Sentence examples for railways of from inspiring English sources

But Warner is also lamenting the end of the seemingly indefensible – the overstaffed railways of yore.

You travel on the narrow-gauge railways of the Feve system, stopping at hotels along the way.

Reclaim those for the public purse and it is a small contribution to the annual running costs of the railways of £13.6bn.

In Schaeffer's Etude aux Chemins de fer (Study on Railways) of 1948 we hear a shrieking, clattering collage of trains and railway sounds.

Eurotunnel receives total charges from the railways of £211m a year, made up of usage charges plus a contribution to operating costs.

It was Thomas Cook who, in 1841, arranged travel on the new railways of the 19th century to revivalist and temperance meetings.

In addition, bombings of railways and of a natural gas pipeline disrupted Dagestan's infrastructure.

Why, by the railway, of course.

Trains on the state railway of Thailand from Bangkok to Nong Khai are $2.55 to $12.35.

DEPARTMENT OF AMPLIFICATION of Philip Hamburger's article on the cog railway of Mt. Washington (Sep. 12, 1959).

He phoned Spoornet, the main state railway of South Africa, to rent a locomotive.