Sentence examples for set of railway from inspiring English sources

Then they went to a set of railway arches in Camberwell, south London, to a drop-in centre for traumatised children run by Camila Batmanghelidjh, a charismatic psychotherapist.

As Mr. Sajjad sat on a small stool on a pedestrian footbridge over a set of railway tracks, Mr. Jameel pried out brown chunks of dead tooth and flicked them onto the red plastic tarp spread out under the stool.

The International Central Gospel Church, on Park Avenue in the Bronx, faces a set of railway tracks on a quiet industrial block, next to United Collision auto body shop.

Many of them describe a sense of having been steaming down a set of railway tracks, calling at a well-respected university followed by a competitive graduate training programme.

More than once I found myself noting the visual similarity between a set of railway tracks and an unspooling film reel, though Godard pushes beyond that metaphor to consider the train as a bringer of death, a mechanism of war.

The highway gradually straightens to a north south alignment as it crosses Highway 58A and a set of railway tracks, both of which travel beneath the nearby Welland Canal to the west.

At the fence's weakest point, where refugees had for weeks walked into Hungary along a set of disused railway tracks, police had blocked the way with the carriage of a freight train.

For the uninitiated, this labyrinthine set of unused railway vaults below Waterloo Station has become one of the capital's leading arts venues in recent years, hosting pop-up galleries, theatre and concerts as well as film screenings, in association with Everyman Cinema, throughout the year.

Tavares [21] optimizes the schedule for a set of interconnected railway projects with the purpose of maximizing the net present worth (NPW), using Dynamic Programming.

Earlier, police had wheeled a train carriage across a set of nearby disused railway tracks, which for weeks had been left open to allow refugees to walk unhindered into the EU.

The United States also pays roughly $500 million annually in transit fees to ship equipment and material via the Northern Distribution Network, a set of road, sea, railway and air routes that traverse the Central Asian states, which was opened to provide an alternative to Pakistani supply routes.