Sentence examples for the rail from from inspiring English sources

Orb drew the rail, from which only one horse in the past 51 years (Tabasco Cat in 1994) has been able to find the Preakness winner's circle.

Repairs to the $354 million monorail system became necessary when a design flaw allowed water to accumulate under the rail and caused damage to the heating elements that were supposed to keep the rail from icing in frigid weather.

It was dropping off Titanic's lifeboats before going on to its own berth at Pier 54. "Our tug steamed alongside and when we shouted through a megaphone for the Post-Dispatch man," Mr. Chapin wrote in his autobiography, "he leaned far out over the rail from an upper deck and dropped a bundle of manuscript, tied to a life preserver, into my outstretched arms".

His major wins include the Italian Oaks in 2005. 1 Energizer 15-2 2 Stipulate 11-1 3 Rewarded 7-1 WrotHeatheath was sent straight to the front by Tom Queally, tacking over to the rail from a wide draw, but had used up everything he had by the home straight and faded.

Early last year, the Port Authority announced that the monorail -- a loop that carries 38,000 passengers a day to and from the airport's parking lots and three main terminals -- would be shut down in September for repairs, after a design flaw resulted in rust damage to heating pipes that were supposed to keep the rail from icing over in cold weather.

The crack path simulated is consistent with the experimental crack path in the rail from Datong Qinhuangdao line, which proves the rationality to use the average value of crack propagation as crack propagation direction.

ITALIAN WAYS: On and Off the Rails From Milan to Palermo, by Tim Parks.

Train buffs may have more luck riding the rails from Dire Dawa further east to Djibouti City.

Hey, we've all had a story land on the rails from time to time.

The heat is predicted to be so intense that Network Rail has imposed a speed restriction on some services today to stop the rails from buckling.

Sometimes they pass for traditional police procedurals until they take a bizarre turn at the end, and sometimes they jump the rails from the get-go.