Sentence examples for railways of the from inspiring English sources

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

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

So were the canals of the 18th century and the railways of the 19th, which, by providing bulk transport with speed and economy, lent a powerful impetus to the Industrial Revolution.

Yes, the railways of the mid-19th century often stalked the existing canals, and the courses of these erstwhile rivals crisscross dramatically all the way up to the Black Country.

Driven by James Watt's steam engine (1765), the machines, ships and railways of the industrial revolution gave the world a new economy, society and (briefly) top dog, Britain.See article: 1765 One Watt of steamThe future United States in 1776 declared itself independent of Britain, and all men created equal; and stuck to slavery until 1865.

Britain's railways of the 1930s were also the beneficiary of the innovative design of Sir Nigel Gresley.

"There's no way you can build a major railway of the nature of HS2 without upsetting some people.

The intercity railway of the PRD is still in its initial stage, and the integration with other railway systems such as the urban metro system or the national high-speed railways are desirable.

Young and Zelma were two communities that were part of the alphabet railway of the Canadian National Railway CNRR).

The Exeter to Plymouth railway of the LSWR needs to be reopened to connect Cornwall and Plymouth to the rest of the UK railway system on an all weather basis.

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