1. From Germany they travelled by train to Poland.

2. We chose to go by train.

3. Shall we drive or go by train?

4. Are you travelling by train?

5. Are you going by train or by plane?

6. The towns are connected by train and bus services.

7. The goods were transported by train.

8. Did you come by train?

9. I love travelling by train.

10. Which way is quicker by bus or by train?

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11. I like travelling by train.

12. The old man went to Beijing by train.

13. They're travelling across Europe by train and are planning to end up in Moscow.

14. Is it possible to get to the city by train, or must I take a bus?

15. Going by train is more economical than going by plane.

16. It's quicker by train.

17. We went all the way to Inverness by train .

18. Travelling by train is still one of the safest methods of transport.

19. Industrial action by train drivers seriously affected rush-hour services.

20. Will you be coming by train?

21. I'd rather drive than go by train.

22. We travelled by train across Eastern Europe.

23. He made the suggestion that we go by train.

24. We've stopped transporting weapons to this country by train.

25. I would rather travel by train than by plane.

26. I travel to work by train.

27. Travelling by train is more relaxing than driving.

28. It'll be quicker to go by train.

29. They travelled to Chicago by train.

30. We weighed up the relative advantages of driving there or going by train.

1. From Germany they travelled by train to Poland.

2. We chose to go by train.

3. Shall we drive or go by train?

4. Are you travelling by train?

5. The towns are connected by train and bus services.

6. The goods were transported by train.

7. Did you come by train?

8. I love travelling by train.

9. I like travelling by train.

10. They're travelling across Europe by train and are planning to end up in Moscow.

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11. Is it possible to get to the city by train, or must I take a bus?

12. We weighed up the relative advantages of driving there or going by train.

13. Going by train is more economical than going by plane.

14. It's quicker by train.

15. We went all the way to Inverness by train .

16. Travelling by train is still one of the safest methods of transport.

31. Wouldn't it be quicker to go by train?

32. It is quicker by far to go by train.

33. Chantal prefers travelling by train.

34. They travelled across Europe by train/car.

35. He arrived in Shenyang by train yesterday.

36. It's probably quicker by train.

37. Couldn't they send it by train?

38. It's more relaxing to go by train .

39. Apparently it's cheaper to fly than to go by train.

40. We'll go by train as far as London, and then take a bus.

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41. Oxford to London is about an hour's run by train.

42. I suggested that it would be quicker to travel by train.

43. One of the advantages of travelling by train is being able to read.

44. You can get there just as cheaply by air as by train.

45. You can get there by train or bus - either way/in either case it'll take an hour.

46. We did the first stage of the trip by train.

47. We went to Trieste, and thence by train to Prague.

48. I'm making enquiries into the possibility of going by train.

49. One of his quirks is that he refuses to travel by train.

50. Did he go there by air or by train? The former seems more likely.

51. We'll go by train as far as London, and then take a coach.

52. It is now being sent to his home by train.

53. They argued about traveling by train versus traveling by plane.

54. You can get to Edinburgh by train or plane, but either way it's very expensive.

55. Carrying goods by train costs nearly three times more than carrying them by barge.

56. The trip from York to Newcastle takes about an hour by train.

57. The roads are very dangerous there—I'd give them a wide berth and go by train.

58. She did the first stage of the trip by train.

59. Whenever I travel by train, I always travel first class.

60. Certainly this man could afford to travel by train.

61. Traveling by train is not so convenient in America.

62. They don't carry horses by train much now.

63. Nearly all goods traffic went by train.

64. Christine and I decided to go by train.

65. He was arriving by train at Grand Central Station.

66. I came by train on my own.

67. We travelled from China to Russia by train.

68. Together they travelled north by train.

69. We debated whether to fly or go by train, finally deciding on the train.

70. So with a wide choice of train services,[sentence dictionary] travelling by train is the ultimate in convenience.

71. I ordered him from a kennel in Norfolk, arranging a price and delivery by train.

72. To get there one has to travel four hours by train from Calcutta to the town of Asansol, 150 miles away.

73. Alone of all the top Bolsheviks, Kalinin visited some of the stricken areas by train, a peasant among peasants.

74. Easily Accessible: Merstham is convenient for Gatwick airport and London is just over half an hour away by train.

75. I hate travelling by train - the carriages are always so dirty and uncomfortable.

76. Alvin 1 214 was able to fly on alone to book rooms for the dancers, who would travel by train.

77. They had to travel by train all over the country.

78. No effort was spared to make air travel seem like ocean voyaging or traveling by train.

79. There were rare excursions to seaside or country by train or charabanc, or the occasional boat trip on Lough Neagh.

80. The journey was a long-winded one, first by train to Carcassonne and then to Couiza-Montazels.

81. We started from Hong Kong at 7.30 a.m., and went by train to Canton.

82. And how can horses, hundreds of horses, be hauled about by train? In boxcars!

83. I sent my luggage on by train and after lunch, I started out on foot.

84. He had intended to go to Lord's by train - instead his wife Lindsey drove them from Northampton.

85. The prisoners were brought in by train to tumultuous shouts of revenge.

86. They came on foot, dragging everything they could in a handcart, but-the real hordes came by train.

87. Had Gandhi gone by train or automobile to make salt, the effect would have been considerable.

88. Someday I want to travel the length and breadth of it by train.

89. His replacement travelled for four days by train for half a day's climbing on the slate.

90. He then travelled by train to London to visit Bond Street in general and a famed jeweller in particular.

91. And how can horses, hundreds of horses, be hauled about by train?

92. She had been so angry she had decanted her with her suitcase at Waterloo to finish her trek to school by train.

93. At first they went by train or bicycle, but by the 1 930s many were travelling by car.

94. The summit of Snowdon can be climbed on foot or by train.

95. When Eva was three years old she was taken by train to the city.

96. Sometimes we used to go by train to Retford, Torksey or Saxilby.

97. Travelling back to London by train after the programme, I found that Rodney Bickerstaffe was a fellow passenger.

98. One day later Lee H.. Oswald, with a just-shaved look, set out by train for this place Minsk.

99. She often went by train to some distant party beyond the reach of horses.

100. Continue by train and bus to Pitsanuloke for dinner and overnight.

100. is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

101. He came by train to Romorantin and Jean-Claude rode to the station to meet him.

102. By now the railway had reached Addis Ababa so we were able to travel all the way to Jibuti by train.

103. By train, it will take just 40 minutes on the direct rail link from Liverpool Street.

104. The first has been the slow change-over from travel by train to travel by car.

105. Independent travel: Bruges is four hours from Victoria by train via Dover and the 90 minute jetfoil to Ostend.

106. If you are going by train, make sure you know the train times; it's on a Sunday, remember.

107. I would come back late at night to Washington by train.

108. Once he was going by train to Dijon.

109. Granny travelled down by train.

110. They remit goods by train.

111. President Obama hit the road by train.

112. Next morning, we went to Lausanne by train.

113. The images appear to show an intercontinental ballistic missile being moved by train from the capital to a launch pad at Musudan-ri in the north-east of the country.

114. We had a long journey by train then at last we reached Aberdeen.

115. My father would have driven me to Cornwall, but we decided it would be quicker by train.

116. Easily accessible by train from Berlin or Warsaw, Gdansk is definitely worth a visit.

117. At the afternoon wine tasting in the parlour car I met Rene and her mother, who also travel the country by train.

118. Gobo 's home is in the countryside. Both of his parents are farmers. One day his sister Anna came to the university by train to visit him. ...

119. They travel by train because they don't like to drive in city traffic.

120. Starting from Interlaken by train, you reach the highest railway station of Europe: The Jungfraujoch "Top of Europe."

121. In fact, the United States transported most bulk mail by train for nearly one hundred years.

122. The best way is by the next best is by train.

123. The serum was transported from Anchorage to Nenana by train where the first musher picked up the serum.

124. Now this time of Yichang to Shanghai by train uneconomical.

125. The rubber diaphragms used by train brakes could pass the air pressure in the air brake distribution valve, and straightly affected the brake property and running safety.

126. Helen is going to Philadelphia by train. Now she is at the inquiry office.

127. If your reach Chicago by train and spend only an hour or two there you will feel the light wind off the lake which gives it the name " Windy City".

128. Nine times out of ten he would come by train.

129. When a lady of Inner Mongolia was on business in Kunming city, she couldn't help buying a big boxful of flowers to the tempt of cheaper flowers even than little cabbages there. She went home by train.

130. Travel, if begun by train, was usually followed by crowded bus over rutted roads, ending often by mule-drawn,[] two- wheeled springless Peking cart.

131. It took 2 hours from bank to Surfer's Paradise by train and bus.

132. Residents from 25 de Agosto, a small town 38 miles north of Montevideo, travel by train for a cultural visit to Solis Theatre in the capital city.

133. Dynamic analysis was used by train - bridge model to elevated railway system considering rail irregularity.

134. After that, across the straits of Messina, and it was almost a stroll to Naples; Garibaldi arrived there by train.

135. Admittedly we can make the journey by train , but there is no harm in our travelling by boat.

136. Located in Lausanne , only 40 minutes by train from Geneva Lausanne.

137. The best way is by air; the next best is by train.

138. Otaru is located about 1 hour by train from Chitose International Airport which is connected with direct flight from HK.

139. At the beginning of the afternoon you return to Antwerpen by train.

140. President-elect Lincoln traveled by train from his home in Illinois to Washington, D.C. Along the way, he stopped to make speeches.

141. The Chunnel enables you to travel by train from Paris to Landon in about three hours.

142. If I went by train I could acclimatise to the altitude on the way there.

143. There whistle stop tours by train, by plane, by car.

144. There are whistle stop tours by train, by plane, by car.

145. Abhisit said the most likely first route will be built from Bangkok to the northeastern province of Nongkai near the Thai- Laotian border, which could be linked further by train to southern China.

146. The quickest way is by train; the next best way is to go by road.

147. The cars arrived to the start point by train and the crew – by airplane.

148. It was during the ages the iron horse that delivery really start to become fast. The United States translated most folk mails by train by nearly 100 years.

149. I am going by train as far as Shanghai, and then take ship for Japan.

150. The man will come by train or by air as it may chance.

151. I would especially recommend Oslo-Bergen by train via fjords and mountains and seeing the northern archipelago of Lofoten.

152. Located in Lausanne, only 40 minutes by train from Geneva to Lausanne.