Sentence examples for through rail from inspiring English sources
Americans can also book tickets through Rail Europe (800-622-8600; www.raileurope.com).
Return tickets from London through Rail Europe (raileurope.co.uk) cost from £120.
Return from £124 in a six-berth couchette through Rail Europe (08705 848 848; raileurope.co.uk).
Book through Rail Europe's Web site (raileurope.com) by March 31 for travel from March 16 to Aug. 31.
A return ticket from London via Paris or Lille costs £141 through Rail Europe (08705 848848, Rail Europe).
Return train fares from London to Hilversum with Rail Europe start at £89 per person through Rail Europe (0844 848 4070; raileurope.co.uk).
"I've been working on this for almost five years," says Portas, surrounded by women rifling through rails of silk shifts, structured dresses and delicate blouses.
Or it could mean "railbanking" through Rails-to-Trails, in which title to the High Line would be transferred but the right-of-way preserved against the theoretical possibility of reuse as a railroad.
Such a huge current flows through rails will have a serious impact on the track circuit.
"We've paid pipeline tariffs through August, rail through the first week of August," he said.
He flicked through a rail of women's garments hanging near the entrance.
