Significats de build railways en anglès

In fact, it has not been found feasible to build railways in Iceland.

Mr. Torrance would say it was because they never build railways.

Why don't we leave well enough alone-thatis, if they'd let us build railways?

Them Victorians knew how to build railways.

It has extended loans worth billions of dollars to build railways, roads and power plants, mainly using Chinese workers.

Brazilian officials say China wants to enter partnerships to build railways to ship grains and minerals to Brazilian ports.

And much of this money has been used to build railways, or to develop manufactories and other useful industries.

She may open mines she may never work, build railways that others will enjoy, sow harvests for alien reaping.

His studies had been interrupted when students were drafted to build railways, make steel in backyard furnaces and work on farms.

As the descendants of Indians brought over to build railways during the days of the British Empire, many had lived in Uganda for generations.

In such cases we build railways of doubtful productivity, and make improvements, which under ordinary circumstances are left to the individual citizens to make.

He absolutely refused to allow railways and telegraphs to enter his territories; for, as he said: Where Europeans build railways, their armies quickly follow.

If China needs foreign capital to work mines, build railways and construct harbour-works (including dock-yards) in the Provinces of Fukien, Japan shall be first consulted.

They have built railways and set up telegraph and telephone lines.

And that's how I came to be building railways in Abyssinia.

The Bostonians were building railways.