Sentence examples for railways today from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, grounded passengers flooded the highways and railways today.

Some of those units continue to provide service on the Isle of Wight railways today.

Just as many of us know now that the railways built by the British – strategically, for their own immense benefit – bear only an embryonic resemblance to the expanse of the Indian railways today, we're all aware too that it played, and plays, an immeasurable part in the nation's life.

He is backed up by the man running the railways today, Network Rail boss Sir David Higgins.

"Money invested through fares has helped to bring about the record levels of customer satisfaction and punctuality on the railways today".

"More people use the railways today than at any time since the Second World War, on a network half the size it was then.

The weather has wreaked havoc on French roads and railways since late December.

A series of strikes on Belgian railways last month did not help, either.

After becoming prime minister in 1868, he defeated a French attempt to gain control of the Luxembourg railways (1869).

The farepayer is the biggest contributor, with inflation-busting fare increases helping generate £6.6bn for the railways last year.

In 1976 the Department of Transportation indicated that the owners of one-third of the Class I railways (11 of 36) were losing money on their investment.