Meanings of trackman in English

The big trackman was a person of sound practical sense.

The trackman was a person accustomed to the reality and not the theory of things.

Went from trackman to machinist's helper and boilermaker's helper.

The trackman was listening with the greatest interest.

We were an excited group around the train's crew, when the trackman came up with his torch.

He worked for the Ford car firm, then as a trackman for British Rail, but said he didn't like working outside in the English weather.

The trackmen parted only long enough to give way to the advancing cars.

The English trackmen are bursting with envy.

Both the boys were good trackmen.

Along the walls, on the benches, sat the trackmen, in their sheepskin coats and fur caps, with earlaps tied tightly down.

He was thus engaged when some trackmen, lounging the day away over on a freight platform, sauntered up to the spot.

Trackman was purchased by Cummings at the Karaka Yearling sale in 2017 for $80,000.

"But we see it spread, Miss Warfield," said the trackman with a conclusive gesture.

The Sharp Corner was a second-class groggery and boarding house, patronized almost entirely by the poorest and most shiftless class of trackmen.

In February MLB commissioner Rob Manfred confirmed the league had been experimenting with the "Trackman" system to call balls and strikes.

Joining Rose Of Savannah on the float from Randwick is first starter Trackman, who races in the colours of nearby thoroughbred nursery Segenhoe.