Sentence examples for wagon fleet from inspiring English sources

The implications for the rail freight sector, in terms of wagon fleet capacity and capability in general, are significant, as is the availability of infrastructure (e.g. line capacity and train paths) to accommodate the much higher expected demands.

In 1987 the bogie wagon fleet numbered 5000, with approximately 700 grain hoppers, 800 container flats, 1000 louvred vans, 700 open wagons, 400 tank cars, and 300 flat wagons.

Though plans called for 70 ePower wagons in the test fleet, it's uncertain how many were actually built before the curtain came down on the automaker last year.

Up to 90 percent of VZ wagons were bought by fleet companies and Holden sought to attract more retail customers.

As the marchers began to disperse, they found their way blocked by a fleet of paddy wagons.

Well, more than O.K. "Space fleets were our wagon trains to the stars," said Kenneth Jurkiewicz, an associate professor in the School of Broadcast and Cinematic Arts at Central Michigan University.

The journey culminated in the encampment in the famed wagon wheel circle of a vast fleet of Airstreams in the shadow of the Great Pyramid of Giza, like a congregation of silvery metal worshippers.

Max said that the station wagons were part of a mobile fleet that RIAS — Radio in the American Sector — had set up after August 13th to broadcast into East Berlin from right beside the wall.

The sedan and wagon range comprised: Commodore Executive (base and fleet package); Commodore Acclaim (family and safety package); Berlina (luxury package) and Calais (sedan-only sport luxury package).

A battered white fleet of repurposed NGO station wagons rumbles into the construction compound, the dust blooming up behind them.

The wagon had been supplanted in the American family fleet by the minivan and sport utility and crossover vehicles.