Sentence examples for standard rails from inspiring English sources

Bill Kristol, prominent neo-conservative pundit and editor of the The Weekly Standard, rails against Mr Hagel for his position on US-Iran relations.

Crisis is a standard rail shooter, in which you are taken to a particular place where you must shoot dozens of savage foes in order to proceed to the next battleground.

A standard rail of a high storage rack showed cracking after a few years of operation.

The findings suggest that there is a preference for the standard rail level crossings, probably because this is what drivers are used to.

A standard rail UIC 60 and standard wheel profile, as per the standards of Indian railways, were taken for different rail profile radii, wheel profile radii and wheel profile tapers.

The rugged terrain precluded using 4' 8 1/2" standard rail; Palmer decided to go with the narrower 3' gauge.

The new game would allow player characters to move anywhere in a three-dimensional playing arena, instead of restricting them to fixed paths as in standard rail shooters.

There's a set of new black trim parts, too, as well as standard roof rails.

There's an optional power tailgate, standard floor rails, sliding tie-downs and useful under-floor storage that locks automatically with the tailgate.

The first standard gauge rails were laid by August 1889 as part of a dual gauge setup south of Idlewild, when the Ohio and North Western Railroad (O&NW, successor to the C&E), which had converted its line to standard gauge, moved its trains from the Little Miami Railroad (Pennsylvania Railroad system) back to the CL&N.

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