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Meanings of tramline in English
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via de tramvia Synonyms
Examples for "tramway"
Examples for "tramway"
1
In old French towns, the words boulevard and tramway are generally anathema.
2
Our supplies were brought within about three miles on a light tramway.
3
At Lucerne I went up a tramway to the top of Mt.
4
After lunch, we strolled along the Boulevard du Jeu-de-Ballon, the tramway street.
5
The tramway operation had halted for the night, and all was quiet.
1
Stopping, he saw that one of the bicycle tires had lodged in the groove of a streetcar track.
2
There were streetcar tracks and beyond them was the cathedral.
3
Otherwise, he obviously wouldn't have fallen asleep on a rainy night on the streetcar tracks.
4
All that you ever see now is the dirty slush that they scrape off the streetcar tracks.
5
There's a striking resemblance to the streetcar tracks of the early twentieth century; they are obviously part of some transport system.
Usage of tramline in English
1
They will be used initially on the existing tramline between Birmingham and Wolverhampton.
2
The tramline across the Red Cow roundabout will make virtually no difference to road traffic.
3
The game finishes when a poor Murray backhand lands about a metre outside the tramline.
4
An old maid writes a treatise: "The tramline of piety."
5
He found the tramline gleaming in sunlight, eight klicks south of where he left the Bridle Range.
6
The storm had struck the overhead wire of the tramline, and one of the great supports had fallen.
7
Lister said he meant to walk to the tramline, but Cartwright asked him to stop for a few minutes.
8
A section of the Santa Teresa tramline is up and running once more in Rio -in time for this summer's Olympics
9
A postmortem identified "tramline" bruising consistent with Keanu having been struck with an object such as a stick or rod.
10
At 0-15, Hantuchova tries to guide a ball down the right-hand tramline, but hits it way too hard.
11
As welcome as the tramline is, local concerns are mounting that unsustainable numbers will begin arriving at dawn to park near its newest stations.
12
On the following point Del Potro's crosscourt winner is initially called out, but his challenge confirms that he caught the edge of the inside tramline.
13
Three semi-difficult shots at goal were spurned in the opening exchanges as Jonathan Sexton went down the tramline, where Leo Cullen's lineout-maul did the rest.
14
A postmortem examination identified "tramline" bruising consistent with Keanu having been struck with an object such as a stick or rod with some force.
15
A postmortem examination identified "tramline" bruising consistent with the boy having been struck with an object such as a stick or rod with some force.
16
The last stop on the new tramline is 500 metres from the house, and the journey time to central Florence is 18 minutes.
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Tramline through the time