The phrase "train drive" is not a complete sentence; it is missing a subject and verb.
However, it can be used as part of a sentence to describe someone or something involved in driving a train. Example: The train drive was scheduled to depart at 7 am, but it was delayed due to mechanical issues.
Unfortunately, the train moved off without him, leading to the first important question -- how could a train drive itself?
For example, Ortega wants to develop a mobile application for employees who work on a train, drive a bus, or do other field work, so that they don't have to return to the office to pick their next assignment, submit a time sheet, or select vacation time.
Maybe this is your commute: train, drive, or plane.
It is safer to fly somewhere on an airplane than to take a train, drive, horseback ride, bike or even walk there.
The Thames train, driven by Michael Hodder, 31, collided almost head-on with a London-bound Great Western high-speed train.
The train drives on relentlessly and the girl cannot protect herself against the effects of its force.
Most of his way to Wales was spent in a slow train driven by a conductor who would stop to admire birds along the way.
The Alvia series train driven by Garzón was allowed to travel at up to 200km/h on its way to Santiago from Ourense, in the north-west.
The train drives into the New York Transit Museum, Boerum Place and Schermerhorn Street, downtown Brooklyn, with a chance for ticket holders to explore the space.
Unrest went on much of the night but on Saturday 19 August a train, driven by blackleg railwaymen, reached the station.
Anyone who has experienced the bullet train, driven on Japan's highways, or made a cell phone call in Tokyo, knows Japan fully commits to these two tenets.
