Sentence examples for via railroad from inspiring English sources

The pipeline ends near Patoka, Ill., where the crude oil will be transported to refineries via railroad tank cars and an existing pipeline.

In the afternoon, the final reinforcements arrived, via railroad, from the Shenandoah Valley to your right, and overran the Union forces near here.

Reason(s) Why it has Become Established: Wide dispersal of seeds via tumbling mature plants containing hundreds of thousands of seeds; also via railroad transportation of cattle.

(1) read as follows: "any aspect of the transportation of explosive materials via railroad, water, highway, or air which are regulated by the United States Department of Transportation and agencies thereof, and which pertain to safety;".

Right in the middle of the movie there's an extended sequence in which one P.O.W. escapes from the camp, makes his way to Paris, where he contacts the members of the Resistance, and then returns to camp - all with less difficulty than your average journey to and from East Hampton via railroad.

Above all, it required transportation via railroad and wagon not just to move soldiers to the front, but a constant, daily supply of all these imperatives together, something made especially difficult by shifting supply lines, rebel cavalry and movement into enemy territory where the Union did not enjoy convenient interior lines.

Diplomats and commercial advisors theorized increasing China's state centralization via railroads.

The US state department said in its recent environmental impact statement that if a permit for the Keystone XL pipeline is denied, oil producers would send their product via railroads.

You might be tempted to say that this is just business — no different from Standard Oil, back in the days before it was broken up, refusing to ship oil via railroads that refused to grant it special discounts.

The current draft environmental-impact statement said, among other things, that the pipeline would have limited climate impact because oil from Canada's tar sands, which require more energy to tap and therefore emit more greenhouse gases, would reach U.S. refineries anyway via railroads.

The materials are bought and transported to the works mainly via railroads and sometimes by trucks in distances even up to 1300 km.