Meanings of railroad terminal in English

Down at the railroad terminal today I met some of them- aqueermixture.

Your noisiest and probably most appreciative audience will be at the one which is a large railroad terminal.

I'll bet that's a railroad terminal and the train is one moving troops westward from Peremysl to Verdun!

We bent our steps toward the under-river tube, which carried a few late travellers to the railroad terminal where Kennedy purchased tickets for Glenclair.

He groaned as he thought of the agony of packing a bag and slinking for the Western express through the crowds at the railroad terminal.

It is now a commercial centre, a railroad terminal, with one hundred miles of street-car track within the city limits, carrying twelve million passengers yearly.

They have these lockers all over New York, in subway stations, at railroad terminals.

Yet railroad terminals and piers must have their lights, and harbors must have their searchlights.

Yes, the great railroad terminals had ten men each.

Besides, he could already feel the exotic charm that lingers around harbors and great railroad terminals.

When his fancy was really, working hard, he took department stores, hotels and huge railroad terminals and jammed them all together into one big building.

"We can't go straight through to Haven Point this morning," announced Jack, on the following day, when they had arrived at the railroad terminal.