用railroads造句子，“railroads”造句

The Empress was pleased and permission was given to construct more railroads in China.

The railroads Built America, but its people have largely turned their backs on trains.

It limited the amount of money railroads could demand from people who needed to travel or transport their goods.

They could close passenger and branch lines, as long as they preserved access for Amtrak services. They were allowed to sell lossmaking lines to new short-haul railroads.

Federal and state grants will flow to the freight railroads to help them upgrade their lines for more and faster passenger trains.

"This arrangement was declared a violation of antitrust laws by the Supreme Court in 1904, But the three railroads remained financially linked and in 1970 were permitted to merge as the Burlington Northern, Inc."

Several railroads traverse the district.

Some railroads once run by steam are now electrified.

Billions more will have to be spent on upgrading existing railroads.

Do you think businesses like See's candy, or hard assets such as railroads are superior in a inflationary world?

It opposed the owners of grain elevators and railroads, who charged the farmers exorbitant rates for storage and transportation of their produce.

History is littered with examples of industries that, at their peril, failed to respond to-or even to notice-changes in the world around them, from railroads to steel manufacturers.

Where do the two railroads connect [link up]?

Hence in the design of highways and railroads, curves are banked for the average speed of the traffic over them.

Afterwards, the Chinese laborers joined in constructing many other railroads in North America, who had greatly contributed to the local social and economic developments.

The verdict was' let's take a shot at this, 'said a person familiar with the matter, who noted that Mr. Buffett has liked investing in various railroads for several years.

Funds were flowing into large-scale industrial development and into railroads.

All the kingdoms of the world put together are not half so large as the sea, and all the railroads and wheels that ever were, or will be invented, are not so easy as fins.

Power suppliers and the operators of oil pipelines and railroads might want to start.

Barbed wire, a web of railroads throughout the great Plains, and enforcement of federal land laws all put an end to the open-range cattle industry and the great trails.

Another method for moving lumber to market was via crude railroads constructed from the very lumber they were designed to transport.

Water transportation was outmoded by railroads and good pikes.

The rebating evil, they warned, had grown to such monstrous proportions that it threatened to bankrupt the railroads.