Sentence examples for took rail from inspiring English sources

Although it studied the effect that transit has on the roads by removing thousands of vehicles, it said nothing about the commutes of people who took rail transit every day, as Mr. Lomax acknowledged.

He said nothing about workers' rights or taking rail and other services back into public ownership.

In north west Wales, a replacement bus service is taking rail passengers between Holyhead and Llandudno Junction due to flooding.

As for private flights for non-business purposes, people may drive or take rail to leisure destinations, or may change destinations.

In 1983, New Jersey Transit took over rail service from Conrail, and just one year later, the line became a temporary diesel rail line when the overhead catenary wires had to be adjusted for conversion to higher electrical voltage.

Fortune seekers during the gold rush of 1896 traveled north through Edmonton or took the rail as far north as Prince Albert.

fauxtronic I've used the WCML for decades, since long before Virgin Rail took over from British Rail, and I'm absolutely stunned that FirstGroup of all companies would get the franchise.

In the UK, the rail market share (the number of journeys taken by rail) on the 10 most popular domestic air routes grew to 44% in 2011 -- up from 29% in 2006.

"She could have taken Light Rail to BWI," he said.

Ever since, many Indians have taken cheap rail travel for granted.

On February 6th there were more than 6.3m trips taken by rail around the country.