rail造句

a town accessible by rail

The train jumped the rail.

To quarrel with and rail at

The goods have been consigned by rail.

Commercial cargoes are transported by highway, water and rail.

The strike will cause some dislocation of rail traffic.

It would be connected by highway and rail to the capital and by rail only to Russia.

Zhou Enlai was too astute to rail against reality.

We installed a stainless steel towel rail on the wall.

Frame rail or strut tower out of position or damaged.

The elastic rigidity of rail pad and ballast stiffness of rail and clamping force of fastener are the main factors that cause the widening of gauge.

The bill for the trip—room, board, airfare, rail, sightseeing, everything—was $550.

By then, significant relief will be brought to some 40000 residents previously affected by rail noise.

She gripped the top rail of the settee with both hands on either side of him.

It is better to fight for good than to rail at the ill.

Look over the rail on any pier, and the rust is inch-thick and flaking from its girders.

The planned No.4 light rail line will run through the core area of Jiangbei Town and links Yuzhong District in the south through the No.1 light rail line, to perfect the city's railway transportation system.

The carcass is then transferred to the overhead rail where final cleaning takes place, followed by evisceration.

Your best bet will be one of three materials, redwood, pressure treated fir, and used rail ties.

Of course, since the gate was only four feet wide or so, he couldn't bring the rail in broadside.

They can also easily add and remove friends, or chat with them, on the left-side rail.

In her novel the railroad owner, Dagny Taggart, an enterprising industrialist, has a FedEx-like vision for expansion and first-rate service by rail.

But the problem with America's plans for high-speed rail is not their modesty. It is that even this limited ambition risks messing up the successful freight railways.

Larid argued that the most critical supplies came in by rail and in any case the North Vietnamese had four to five months of stocks in reserve.

The Orient Express, which began operating in the 1880s, was a name that became synonymous with luxury rail service and the intrigue of exotic lands.

To obtain rail irregularity samples for train-bridge vibration control and stochastic analyses, a simulation method of irregularities at all axles of a train was investigated.

His giant mastiff came bounding out, looked between the marble pilings of the rail, and cocked his head to one side. He seemed to grin. He was looking right at us.

The political shockwaves of this incident will probably reverberate longer than those of the rail disaster in 2008, even if the death toll remains lower (more than 70 died in the previous accident).

On the contrary, the hunting wave of car bogie frame covers the influence of all factors causing transverse vibration of the system and reflects the action of different wheel-rail contact conditions.

The first release of the service aims to offer flight booking capability as well as hotel, rail and car-hire in half the time it would traditionally take to book just the flight.

In the whispering shell of the train carriages, only the sight of village and town lights speeding back past the train confirm how fast we are moving through the French countryside, where the high-speed rail system is more advanced than that in Britain.