Sentence examples similar to screaming train from inspiring English sources

It took him 18 months to write that first novel, which he says was a screaming train-wreck, but it taught him the process of fiction writing and publishing.

Dwarfed by the grim landscape of railway yards and screaming express trains, it is Edwardian England, an anachronism in the contemporary world.

"All I saw and heard was people shaking and screaming and the train shaking," she said.

Voglio morire!," which he heard prisoners, common criminals, screaming from sealed train cars.

Some guy was coming down the aisle screaming that the train was on fire and we were all going to die".

There was blood coming from my left and right foot, profusely, and there was a hand on my head like this... and I lifted the hand and it fell – and I thought that people had died and I could see people on the train screaming.

When I looked up, the woman was kneeling next to me and screaming, "Stop the train!" But even as I realized that I was lying on the filthy subway floor, I felt the calm that comes with returning from deep unconsciousness.

At a screening of the Lumière brothers' early film The Arrival of a Train at La Ciotat, people ran out screaming: they thought the train was coming right at them.

"Screaming about the G train.

A miserable man in a camel's-hair coat screaming under an elevated train.

In the first episode we see women boarding the train while screaming children and worried husbands are left behind.