Meanings of railway collision in English

A conductor's watch is behind time, and a terrible railway collision occurs.

It's rather an odd name-soundslike a railway collision, doesn't it?

A year or so after we were married, he was hurt in a railway collision.

But to me now there is a charm about a railway collision that is unspeakable.

By wireless we hear the Allies still gain ground in Flanders, and of a railway collision in Lancashire.

An old wine-bibber having been smashed in a railway collision, some wine was pouted on his lips to revive him.

And it were better that you had been crushed to death in that railway collision than lived to rejoin me here!

So, knowing this, I did not dream about any startling political crisis, recent mining disaster, or railway collision; Bell knew nothing about such events.

"It's to prevent people getting killed in railway collisions," replied Septimus.

And, even as we write, we hear of an American Railway collision that befell a train on the way to Elmira with prisoners.

"I thought you had been killed in that railway collision," came in hoarse and guttural tones from a throat that seemed suddenly parched to ashes.

"My dear girl," said I, "if you had got mixed up in a railway collision, I shouldn't ask you how you managed to do it.