Sentence examples for time rail from inspiring English sources

Shortly before departure time rail fans were taking pictures of the observation car.

At the same time, rail companies have been aggressive in promoting cheap deals for the under-25s.

At the time, rail lines terminated on the New Jersey side of the harbor, while ocean shipping was centered on Manhattan and Brooklyn.

By this time rail services in Buckinghamshire had been drastically cut back under the Beeching Axe mass rail closure programme of the 1960s.

"This really is the most stupid thing I've heard in a long time," rails Juliet Harbutt, international cheese guru and chair of the British cheese awards.

By this point in time, rail-trail conversions are so commonplace that they really don't need more than a brief explanation on how they work.

Although Kennedy Martin's notion for the serial was influenced by real political events, he had for a long time railed against naturalism in television drama – most notably in a 1964 article for the theatre magazine Encore, titled "Nats Go Home.

Part-time rail commuters will be able to buy cheaper season tickets for travel three to four days a week in a trial scheme announced by the transport minister, Norman Baker.

At the moment, one of the only ways to reduce peak-time rail fares is to pay by carnet tickets, which typically give you 10 journeys for the price of nine and are valid for three to six months.

Millions of part-time rail commuters could save an average of more than £1,500 a year if the government "honoured its pledge" to introduce flexible season tickets, according to the Campaign for Better Transport CBTT).

For instance, real-time rail running data might be better served train-by-train rather than sensor-by-sensor.