Meanings of wooden rails in English

A great number of rollers were required and a number of wooden rails.

The wooden rails of the racetrack were in play.

A duck board is a lot of little slats nailed across a couple of wooden rails.

Eve and Jane paraded along the wooden rails.

It is proposed to put iron instead of wooden rails, as being more economical in the end.

In 1767, Richard Reynolds replaced the wooden rails connecting a blast furnace to mines with cast iron rails.

A road was accordingly made, and laid with strong planks and wooden rails, which were plastered over with tallow.

Then, on the right, the distant silhouettes of cattle and horses were seen in a large enclosure with wooden rails.

The young man led us to a spot where the top of one of the wooden rails had been cracked.

The plump young man led us to a spot where the top of one of the wooden rails had been cracked.

A steady stream of vehicles poured down from Beishan: big Liberation trucks, beaten-up flatbeds with wooden rails, tricycle tractor-carts sputtering behind two-stroke engines.

An avenue of palms stretches parallel to the river and about twenty yards from it the bank itself being fenced by white wooden rails.

The early railroads, as the word implies, were roads made of wooden rails, or railed roads, over which heavy loads were drawn by horses.

On the crude wooden rails of this tramway Allen placed the Stourbridge Lion and ran it successfully at the rate of ten miles an hour.

The last boughs sufficed for this, and indeed there were some left which the girls strewed over the sanctuary floor up to the wooden rails.

Wooden rails were first tried, and then these were strengthened by nailing strap iron along the top.