slow train

In truth, this one has been something more akin to a slow train coming.

Just under nine hours - it is a slow train with more than 20 stops.

The old problems of bad schools, slow trains and income inequality are still here, he said.

Before he could reach the door, a figure dropped from the platform of the slowing train.

On a slow train, like this one, it might take as much as two days.

As distances are not huge, taking a slow train is often more economical.

So for a small slow training aircraft, the wind is always changing the aircraft's direction.

Rural communities were served by slow trains no more than twice a day.

And riders are stuck on the slow train for the foreseeable future.

A slow train from Sheffield stopped to pick up the injured man.

The slowing train could not block the crossing ahead of the fleeing car.

Luis and he were riding a slow train through the night, over conquered lands.

Had it possibly been sidetracked for some reason in order to allow the slower train to go past?

Chanda Rubin took the slow train, but there seems to have been an advantage to that.

But the examples which the slow train of events presents to us are scattered and incomplete.

Its heft promised it would keep him amused through a long, slow train ride.

Two hours in which John could jump into a black limousine and overtake that slow train!

Looks like the high-speed train still does well, despite using more energy than a slower train.

There are fewer people on a slow train.

It was a slower train than the through limiteds.

Edwin, who'd been in such a hurry before, is now happy on the slow train, because he is able to help.

At the same time, slower trains can also be run closer together on track with multiple aspect signals.

It flashed like waiting gunpowder which a spark has finally reached along a slow train.

"I'm coming up like a slow train," said the Beetle, turning around on the settee.

Any other slow train would be no help for getting the communication with the Orient Express.