Sentence examples for without the rail from inspiring English sources

"Stewart will still be a needed airport, but without the rail link, the chance of its really alleviating the overcrowding at the other airports is minimal," Mr. Schumer said in an interview.

Another member, S. Lee Kling, a finance and banking expert appointed by Richard A. Gephardt, the Democratic leader of the House, said: "Funding should not be provided without the rail system operating like a business, having the controls, the accountability, the planning and the marketing.

The "bust" period in skateboard history of ca. 1990 to 1995 led to widespread abandonment of wall riding on ramps and in empty pools, but favored the widespread adoption of street skating and in particular the popular rise of the trick known as "Ollies" for "popping" on to stair railings, on and off benches and tables, and up curbs without grabbing the rail of the board.

The routes considered are: (1) radial lines only; (2) ring line only or radial lines and ring line combined; or (3) direct access to a destination without using the rail system.

Without Lend Lease the rail system and food supply might well have folded up as they had in the first world war.

At least four people were killed in separate incidents, after trees were felled by winds gusting up to nearly 100mph, more than 310,0000 homes were without power, and the rail network was reduced to chaos.

If there is no damping in the track, the periodically supported rail allows free vibration at that frequency to propagate, without attenuation, along the rail at that wavenumber.

He looked like a bargain as soon as the gates popped as Velazquez squirted him out and along the rail without looking back.

The Leimert Park neighborhood, the heart of black culture here, may be left without a stop on the rail line, a victim of limited money.

You can eat, drink and party without haemorrhaging euros, and the rail journey from the UK is the quickest and cheapest of any resort in Europe.

There would be long sessions in the winter to see who could actually get to the end of the rail without bailing.