Sentence examples for through railway from inspiring English sources

He forced through railway privatisation, even as wetter Tories were describing it as a "poll tax on wheels".

Eastward from the Jardin de Reuilly, the promenade splits into bike and pedestrian paths, descends to street level, and eventually continues through underpasses surrounded by waterfalls and steep foliage-covered hillsides and through railway tunnels draped with ivy.

Jason Southgate's designs use only about two-thirds of the width of the Millennium Centre stage, so the action often seems cluttered and cramped; the pirates and the Lost Boys generally seem like extras from a Carry On film, and the evocation of Edwardian London through railway carriages seems an unnecessary gloss.

Advancement in high-speed railway (HSR) transportation has resulted in more passengers transiting through railway networks [4].

In [5], the impact of disruption of railway networks on road networks, e.g., geographical distribution of people, is estimated through railway-network simulation under the assumption that the Tokyo metropolitan earthquake occurs.

It is intended for places with lots of people passing through, such as railway stations, shopping centres, offices and public buildings.

Cuche lost valuable time at the halfway point after passing through the railway bridge tunnel.

He made his money selling "chola" — a cheap bean gruel — as he guided his pushcart through the railway slum.

By the 1930s, Denver's water prospectors had slipped a pipeline through a railway tunnel piercing the continental divide.

Because he walked through a railway tunnel, however, causing disruption and the tunnel to be closed, Judge Adele William ruled, he was not protected by article 31.

More people pass through Shinjuku railway station, on their way from and to home in the sprawling western suburbs, than through any other station in Japan and, quite possibly, in the world.