Sentence examples for such as train from inspiring English sources

Some of the new boxes will also be added in high footfall areas such as train stations and shopping centres.

In 1877 they had the technology for massive, overarching roofs but they were reserved for things such as train sheds.

Expenses such as train tickets, a pint of lager and match tickets have increased by 5% on last year, to an average match-day expenditure of £89.53.

Since July 7, the level has been increased to the second-highest status -- red -- triggering measures that include extra soldiers at sites such as train and Métro stations.

In some cases, such as train drivers who no longer have to shovel coal into their engines, this can mean as young as 50.

The most successful schemes have large fleets of bikes, lots of small docking stations and a few "superdocks" in busy places, such as train stations.

The idea for the shows came from a September benefit concert in Liverpool, where Wylie and the Farm persuaded Jones to play Clash songs such as Train in Vain and Armageddon Time.

An equally artful weapon is the use of "uncool" classical music and opera, piped into public spaces such as train stations and outside of branches of McDonald 'sto ensure teenagers don't linger.

Railtrack has already undertaken to spend £27bn on safety over the next 10 years, but it is believed that rapid growth in passenger numbers and demands for improvements such as train protection systems could increase the cost.

Keep your CV brief, highlighting skills such as training, presenting and time-management, for example.

Some have clearly defined objectives, such as training for a half-marathon in eight weeks.