Sentence examples for train marks from inspiring English sources

The debut of Japan's Hayabusa (also known as "Falcon") train marks the continued investment into high-speed rail in Japan, with plans by Central Japan Railway Company to complete a high-speed train network with speeds in excess of 300 miles per hour by 2045.

Get off at Exchange Place and catch any inbound train, marked "WTC".

Archives|PASSENGERS REBEL AND I.R.T. IS BEATEN; They Force That Part of a 'New Lots' Train Marked 'Flatbush' to Take Them to Flatbush.

PASSENGERS REBEL AND I.R.T. IS BEATEN; They Force That Part of a 'New Lots' Train Marked 'Flatbush' to Take Them to Flatbush.

It is poignant, on reflection, to find yourself on an E train marked "World Trade Center" or in a station with "Chambers Street WTC" plaques on the platform columns.

"Our country now has oil — for the development of the transportation network" reads one billboard, depicting a high-speed train marked with a cedar tree, Lebanon's national symbol.

You ask and he tells you, "Platform 6," which is wasted breath when you see the fire-red train marked "Air-Condition" (sic) pulling in.

The validation of simulation in surgical training marks a turning point and the potential now exists to train a surgical trainee to a high level of objectively measured skill before they are permitted to operate on a patient.

McGhee and Ifill wrote that in the weeks leading up to the training, Starbucks would have to — and did — make clear to employees that the May 29 training marked the start of a long-term, companywide commitment to diversity and inclusion.

Of the vast number of Venezuelans who have left in recent years, surveys and experts suggest that hundreds of thousands have university degrees or technical training, marking one of the globe's most-skilled migrant flows.

The flying skill he showed during combat training marked him out as suitable for service in the marine corps, into which he was commissioned as a second lieutenant in 1943, the same year he married Anna Castor, whom he had met at college.