Sentence examples for railways will from inspiring English sources

I personally feel the railways will go back by fifty years.

New highways and faster railways will erode painful memories of squalid trains and bumpy roads.

The row over our railways will no doubt continue but it's time we focused our outrage on the buses too.

Adrian Montague, deputy chairman of Network Rail, says that the day to day operations of the railways will be independent.

Others, more sanguine, say that the move is part of reform and that the railways will be better managed.

Apparently the Italian Railways will not permit Slovenian trains into Italy because of the lack of compatible safety equipment.

The question is not whether the railway will be built but instead how.

Among other things the question looms of how wide the corridor accompanying the railway will be.

He's optimistic about how the new railway will transform visitor numbers.

Late in the year, the $30bn Beijing-Shanghai high-speed railway will open.

Passengers and people working on the railway will suffer," Whelan said.