Definition of railway yard in English:

railway yard

noun

An area consisting of a network of railway tracks, sidings, and sheds for storing, maintaining, and joining engines and carriages.
Example sentencesExamples
- He had to make his measurements at times when no shunting was going on in the railway yards more than a mile from his laboratory.
- He is one of London's growing band of middleclass graffiti writers - well-educated professionals who risk jail and large fines for the thrill of spraypainting trains and railway yards.
- It eventually became too valuable for a railway yard.
- The wooden stand had stood at the East Melbourne cricket ground, on the current site of the Jolimont railway yards.
- Topographic barriers, such as rivers or railway yards, could act to reduce drug trafficking by impeding the ease of access to and exit from areas where drug dealing occurs.
- Whatever happened to the Dutch developer with plans to convert the decaying EL railway yards into live/work spaces?
- All drivers in the Geelong railway yards sounded their whistles while fireworks and torches lit up Johnston Park.
- This land belongs to Propnet, a division of Transnet, part of the larger railway yards over which the bridge spans.
- Not long after moving to the northeast Minneapolis neighborhood, she was walking along Central Avenue when she spotted a curious-looking building in an adjacent railway yard.
- It will be built on a site which the school already owns beside part of the site of the old railway yard, and access will be from Bishop Street and Station Road.
- A core group of Aborigines came to the area in the 1940s to find work in the nearby railway yards or to join relatives who had already made the pilgrimage from tribal homelands.
- Three female staff sat behind an uncovered trestle table squinting into the sun as they looked west to the railway yard and industrial buildings between the club and Hoddle Street.
- It was once an industrious railway yard that employed over 700 people.
- This is shown in the film not as postcard pretty, but as a place busy with industry, sprawling, run down suburbs, and tiny cramped homes set amid vast railway yards.
- Redevelopment of railway yards, industrial buildings and lands has changed the look of Toronto and many other cities.
- A lot of scenes involve fights at railway yards and on train tracks.
- He said when he took over the investigations, the train was already in the railway yard and the inquest report had not been made.
- Now classed as an American scene painter, in 1936-7 he was commissioned by Fortune magazine to paint the Pennsylvania railway yards and the West Virginia coalfields.
- It was in fact a railway yard, 12 miles of tracks to hold 350 sleeping cars on 21 acres of land.
- The sidelifter capabilities will allow it to be left on a dockside or railway yard without need for a prime mover to remain in location.

单词	railway yard
释义	Definition of railway yard in English: railway yard noun An area consisting of a network of railway tracks, sidings, and sheds for storing, maintaining, and joining engines and carriages. Example sentencesExamples He had to make his measurements at times when no shunting was going on in the railway yards more than a mile from his laboratory. He is one of London's growing band of middleclass graffiti writers - well-educated professionals who risk jail and large fines for the thrill of spraypainting trains and railway yards. It eventually became too valuable for a railway yard. The wooden stand had stood at the East Melbourne cricket ground, on the current site of the Jolimont railway yards. Topographic barriers, such as rivers or railway yards, could act to reduce drug trafficking by impeding the ease of access to and exit from areas where drug dealing occurs. Whatever happened to the Dutch developer with plans to convert the decaying EL railway yards into live/work spaces? All drivers in the Geelong railway yards sounded their whistles while fireworks and torches lit up Johnston Park. This land belongs to Propnet, a division of Transnet, part of the larger railway yards over which the bridge spans. Not long after moving to the northeast Minneapolis neighborhood, she was walking along Central Avenue when she spotted a curious-looking building in an adjacent railway yard. It will be built on a site which the school already owns beside part of the site of the old railway yard, and access will be from Bishop Street and Station Road. A core group of Aborigines came to the area in the 1940s to find work in the nearby railway yards or to join relatives who had already made the pilgrimage from tribal homelands. Three female staff sat behind an uncovered trestle table squinting into the sun as they looked west to the railway yard and industrial buildings between the club and Hoddle Street. It was once an industrious railway yard that employed over 700 people. This is shown in the film not as postcard pretty, but as a place busy with industry, sprawling, run down suburbs, and tiny cramped homes set amid vast railway yards. Redevelopment of railway yards, industrial buildings and lands has changed the look of Toronto and many other cities. A lot of scenes involve fights at railway yards and on train tracks. He said when he took over the investigations, the train was already in the railway yard and the inquest report had not been made. Now classed as an American scene painter, in 1936-7 he was commissioned by Fortune magazine to paint the Pennsylvania railway yards and the West Virginia coalfields. It was in fact a railway yard, 12 miles of tracks to hold 350 sleeping cars on 21 acres of land. The sidelifter capabilities will allow it to be left on a dockside or railway yard without need for a prime mover to remain in location.
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