Sentence examples for while on the train from inspiring English sources
Imagine my surprise when, while on the train to Brooklyn one night, I saw a giant-ass poster with a girl from my hometown on it.
He severely wounded four Hong Kong residents, one of whom remains in a critical condition, while on the train and then injured a local woman while attempting to flee the scene before police shot him dead.
The writer sits next to a man who resembles a horse while on the train to Stamford.
I first heard the word "tumour" from Hilary down an uncertain mobile line while on the train to London.
While on the train, Gwen catches sight of an announcement in the newspaper: Mrs. Leonard Woolf, "missing since last Friday," must now be presumed drowned.
The keyboard was good enough to use to write the whole of this review and many other articles sat at a desk or on my lap while on the train.
Formal education produces general human capital, while on-the-job training usually produces both types.
While on-the-job training enhances a worker's skills, it may also increase loyalty to the firm.
They also tend to be small or insignificant for men and for programmes delivering basic education, while on-the-job training appears to perform best.
While on-the-fly ordering trains us to expect the immediate gratification of next or same-day delivery, Internet surfing trains our brain to skim and jump.
It also rejects the assumption that business travellers will not be at all productive while on board the train, accusing the government of ignoring research suggesting that at least half of the trip would be spent working.
