Sentence examples for toward train from inspiring English sources

Film footage from the 1930's, accompanied by Mr. Schragg's imitation of a train whistle, shows workers slinging mail sacks toward train platforms.

The movie offers intentional comedy as well, in the urbane George's efforts to cope with the rigors of the great outdoors, as when he wonders about why nobody tries to ride zebras (the riff on the pronunciation of the animal's name sounds like a sly Jacksonian improvisation), or when he has to follow John and the other fighters in a free fall over a precipice toward train tracks.

Eduardo Marmolejo, 37, and Conrad Gary, 31, were pursuing a person who had headed toward train tracks and were hit shortly after 6 p.m. as the commuter train passed through the area, Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson said.

The Industrial Revolution altered attitudes toward training.

Their latest activity is geared toward training women who drop out of school.

Local departments of labor can help guide students toward training resources.

The Neediest Cases Fund has provided money to go toward training, fire guard certification and license fees.

Mr. Eyler said the money saved would go toward training and toward allowing sales representatives to spend more time in the stores.

Today, the agency spends less than one per cent of its budget — some thirty million dollars — on rule-of-law programs, and most of this goes toward training.

After the 1970s the international agencies gave less help toward training, on the assumption often unrealized that the less-developed nations would take on greater responsibility themselves.

American antidrug aid is shifting more toward training police and shoring up judicial systems that have allowed criminals to kill with impunity in Mexico and Central America.