Meanings of new railways in English

For, first, few new railways would be in direct competition with the old.

The air was full of rumours of new railways, new roads, and new commercial enterprise.

The government has also promised new railways, airports and highways to improve India's often insufficient infrastructure.

The new railways brought distant countrysides within reach and albums of pressed ferns became holiday memorabilia.

There was no time to build new railways, and the existing roads were rapidly worn out.

The government says it needs the revenues from telecoms to pay for new railways, roads and dams.

We want new railways built.

In the UK in the 1860s the horse carriage industry and new railways were threatened by the self-propelled motor vehicle.

This trestle bridge plan of expediting the completion, and cheapening the construction, of new railways, wants more study, at home.

Both Koreas see new railways as a key that could unlock regional trade and tourism, connecting the Korean peninsula with Russia, China and beyond.

Thanks to the new railways in England, we can send live cattle to every part of the market there, which we never could before.

Instead of spending £40bn plus on a new airport, we could improve our existing infrastructure and build new railways at a fraction of the price.

Mongolia wants to find financing to build 550 km (342 miles) of new railways, and plans to expand existing routes.

New railways are coming, big factories are to be started, minerals have been located, there's a secret war on between great monied interests.

New railways and improved transport networks are currently being built and businesses situated at these locations will be well placed to realise their UK ambitions.

New railways have become a totem of "caring infrastructure", despite the fact that a mere 3% of journeys in Britain are made by rail.