Sentence examples for set rail from inspiring English sources
Primary excavation was completed in 2010, and upon its official opening in June 2016, the Gotthard Base Tunnel was the longest and most deeply set rail tunnel in the world.
Prof. James W. Ely Jr. of Vanderbilt Law School said the clamor against health insurance companies was "reminiscent of populist outrage against railroads in the second half of the 19th century," when a number of Midwestern states created commissions to set rail freight rates.
The consumer price index (CPI) measure of the cost of living remained well above the Bank of England's government-set target, at 2.8%, while the broader retail price index (RPI), the measure of inflation used to set rail fares, was 3.1%.
Set rails or long 2x4's on top of them and level those.
This might pose political problems for the minister pushing this solution because the government sets rail fare policy.
They said the Labour leader falsely believed he could intervene on energy prices in the same way that the government was able to play a role in setting rail fares, which are influenced almost entirely by domestic pressures.
"I actually tend to find the most rewarding progress to be the cumulative effect of thousands of tiny improvements," says Hansson. "That's what sets Rails apart from many of the also-rans.
In the case of the Hudson-Bergen line, more than 17 of its 20 miles of track were set on rail beds that had been abandoned decades ago.
When you finish stalling, slide up on the the board to pick up speed and then set your rail and continue moving forward.
But I think we've got to make the starting point that privatisation was a mess; it was botched, and what you've found is, in a sort of piecemeal way, little changes were made, often in response to horrendous events – whether it was Hatfield and rail maintenance coming back in-house, or RailTrack imploding and Network Rail being set up, Network Rail now being on our books.
The football field rests in an enormous steel tray set on rails powered by motors so that it can be moved out of the stadium when it is not in use.
