Sentence examples for working in railways from inspiring English sources

The first group to benefit in Latin America was civil servants, followed by those working in railways and public utilities.

They are fitted with small railway wheels just outside of the road tyres, which can be lowered when working in railway mode, and ensure that the road wheels run along the top of the rails.

In addition by 1914 about 900 women worked in railway workshops as skilled trimmers, French polishers or sewing machinists producing the finely upholstered and polished hardwood interiors of railway coaches.

During this time, Boyd worked in a sweet shop at Hitchin railway station to earn the money for his train fare to training.

In the 1960s, these fairly nondescript streets were partly inhabited by people working in the railway industry, and were partly in the middle of clearance and depopulation, since postwar planning legislated that London should become less rather than more populous.

The suburbs made it possible for the middle classes to fulfil those longings while working in town; and the railways made the suburbs possible.

"We weren't well educated," said Ms. Zhang, who works in a railway personnel office.

The younger Mr. Rakowski worked in a railway repair shop and then earned a doctorate in history.

In 1865 — the year that "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" was published and began to implant its dodo illustration (cane, cuffs) in the minds of millions — a British railway engineer working in the southeast of the island noticed bones that had been disturbed by men digging peat out of a marshy hollow.

Gibfield Colliery, situated alongside the Bolton and Leigh Railway, was working in 1829, coal was mined from the Trencherbone mine.

Gazprom, Gazpromneft, Tatneft and Russian Railways are currently working in the war-torn country.