Sentence examples for take the rail from inspiring English sources
He had reached out his hand to take the rail inside the bus door when he was roughly elbowed aside and the ugly customer in the light hat shoved on ahead of him.
The unions want to take the rail industry backwards and stop the roll out of new, modern trains, which are already in use in the UK and across Europe".
Take the rail shuttle from the airport to the main station, and follow the crowds through the underpass until you find youself in the beautiful and atmospheric Planty – a belt of greenery encircling the Old Town, where Krakow's medieval defensive walls and moat once stood.
"It is an amazing achievement and will take the rail route back to what is now the largest town in the Borders".
But, Illinois Transportation officials say they would be happy to take the rail money off Wisconsin's hands.
He kept many of the animals he collected and bred, including pheasants and horses, at East Orange, but decided to move both animals and himself to Morris Plains, and take the rail line dubbed the "Millionaire's Special" to work in New York.
Fortune seekers during the gold rush of 1896 traveled north through Edmonton or took the rail as far north as Prince Albert.
There, a coalition of cities and citizens groups has taken the rail authority to court twice over environmental studies of the route linking the Central Valley to the Bay Area.
In November 2010, his second start, Shackleford won a $59,000 maiden special weight race at Churchill Downs on dirt at, taking the rail down the stretch and prevailing over a field of 11.
Lance and Steve traded stories back and forth about the historic spot, Steve mentioning that the nine-stair handrail there was actually the third one installed, the first stolen by a rollerblader who was so stoked he did some sweet trick on it, that he took the rail so no one could skate it again.
Major League Soccer, which will finish its 17th season of incremental growth with its championship game on Saturday, is longing for a derby between the Red Bulls of industrial Harrison, N.J., and some future expansion team east of the Hudson — with fans taking the rails and bridges and tunnels, preferably peacefully, emitting their homegrown chants and taunts.
