Sentence examples for railways through from inspiring English sources

Indeed, many of the mineral discoveries occurred as a result of the construction of the railways through the dense rock.

The present study focused on the fatigue damage behavior of asphalt mixtures in the railways through using the viscoelastic continuum damage theory.

Nevertheless, Minsk steadily increased in importance, first as a provincial centre after 1793 and later as an industrial centre after the building of the Moscow-Warsaw and Liepaja-Romny railways through Minsk in the 1870s.

They travelled south looking for signs of the new Silk Road between China and the west, eventually filming Chinese exports travelling on Soviet-made railways through 18th-century landscapes.

In the 1930s, while determined and hardy men attempted to tunnel railways through solid pumice, a marginally less rugged Robert Byron busied himself describing Isfahan as a "common refreshment of humanity" in his classic travelogue The Road to Oxiana.

Communication is possible through the high passes of Bran, Novaci-Șugag, and Vâlcan, at elevations up to 7,400 feet (2,260 metres), but the scenic Olt, Jiu, and Danube river valleys carry the main roads and railways through the mountains.

Conveniently close to Sarasota and with the railway passing through, the location was ideal.

Tells about the promotional effort that accompanied the building of the railway through the Canadian Rockies.

Mr Ahmed says his firm will finance a new railway through Yemen to connect the new cities with Dubai.

Growth came slowly, chiefly in the late 19th century after construction of the Moscow Saratov railway through the city.

It restricted its coverage to a news story about the Queen travelling on the reopened railway through the Scottish Borders.