Sentence examples for stone railway from inspiring English sources

A block away, the 1,640-foot-long 1,640-foot-long 1,640-foot-longh 50 vendors, cuts a strIming swath through the neighborhood; it opened in 2010 beneath century-old stone railway arches.

When we pulled into Dunedin's newly restored stone railway station, completed in 1906 and one of New Zealand's grandest, we caught a few glimpses of the city's rich past on our way to Fletcher Lodge, our bed-and-breakfast for two nights.

This article focuses on the experimental characterization of constituent materials of stone masonry railway bridges.

At Glasgow's Central Station, a new memorial stone dedicated to railway staff who died in wars was unveiled.

This paper focuses on the calibration of a numerical model of a stone masonry arch railway bridge using dynamic modal parameters estimated from an ambient vibration test.

At Glasgow's Central Station, a new memorial stone dedicated to railway staff who died in World War Two and subsequent conflicts was unveiled, as part of its Armistice Day service.

In December 1876, a train of Stone's Lake Shore Railway was crossing a bridge when the structure collapsed.

The results indicate that the proposed modeling approach is reliable for simulating railway ballast stones and can thus be further used for simulations of ballast aggregations.

On an embankment in the lee of a stone bridge over the disused railway line, sheltered under a tangle of alder, willow and hawthorn, among moss-covered twigs torn down by winter gales, we found scores of scarlet elf cups.

At the Stones pub Ashdown chatted to railway workers Pete Ford, 48, and Ross Bennoch, 31.

One way to get to the famous stones was the narrow-gauge railway line that runs from Bushmills.