Sentence examples for train stand from inspiring English sources

Since the 9/11 attacks, we've been forced to live in fear when we fly, board a train, stand in the subways.

Another train stands further up the tracks.

The train stood at the station for a long time.

Years ago, in the late evening, the L train stood for "lonely" as it lumbered between Union Square and Williamsburg.

The same cannot be said of the operators' response or lack thereof.First, the train stood idle at Sé.

A train stood in the station, empty and without any of the passengers who regularly travelled to London.

An eighth panel, The Last Train, stands alone, inscribed with the names of the deported Venetian Jews.

Yesterday afternoon, dozens of riders who had just gotten off an uptown train stood in line to scurry up a wet staircase.

But Brown also captures Platonov's schoolhouse confinement: a child's toy train stands by the local railway track, evoking both domesticity and possible escape.

Outside the terminal, the polished stainless steel train stood thrumming in the sun, each of its 40 carriages ready for the off.

There were times yesterday morning when it seemed as if the cheerful orange V emblazoned on the front of the new V train stood for "Very Nice Train That No One Wants to Ride".