How to use "railway" in a sentence

He could see a time when there would be no aeroplanes, ships, trains or cars and, therefore, no roads or railway lines, ports, airports or stations

From the distant railway station came the sound of trains

Henderson went to the railway station at once, to send a telegram to London.

Under the railway bridge I found a group of soldiers - engineers, I think, men wearing small round caps, dirty red jackets and dark trousers

After some time I left them and went on to the railway station to get as many morning papers as I could

Down the hill I saw some soldiers rush under the railway bridge

The window looks over the trees and the railway towards Horsell Common

After it got dark, the soldier finally ran and managed to get across the railway.

In fact, the people in charge of the railway did not clearly know at that time

People ran to the railway stations, to the boats on the Thames, and hurried by even street that went north or east

All the railway lines north of the Thames had been warned by midnight on Sunday, and trains were being filled

My brother learned that the two women were the wife and younger sister of a doctor living in Stanmore, The doctor had heard about the Martians at the railway station, on his way home from seeing a patient, and had sent them off, promising to follow after telling the neighbour

Twenty minutes later, three men and a dog were going to the railway station.