foot gauge造句

• The trams now ran on inverted U-shaped grooved-bridge rail with a four-foot gauge.
• His insistence on the six-foot gauge was also an unfortunate error in judgment.
• Between 1876 and 1880, most of the remaining six-foot gauge trackage was converted.
• A typical Irish 3 foot gauge narrow gauge line ran South to Inniskeen.
• This was a horse worked line laid to a nominal 2 foot gauge.
• Portland improved the pattern into the most successful design on Maine's 2-foot gauge railroads.
• Pacific for the 1 foot gauge Toot and Whistle Railway.
• The four foot gauge tramways were replaced by Derby trolleybuses.
• A two-foot gauge railway still operates around the nursery.
• On the Irish three-foot gauge, the Londonderry and Lough Swilly Railway operated two tender locomotives.
• The tracks were originally standard Russian 5-foot gauge.
• The primary accomplishment of the railroad was the construction of a new route between six-foot gauge.
• Maybe South African railways of 2 ft . gauge or South African railways of two-foot gauge?
• It retained the three-foot gauge of its predecessor.
• In 1890, The Portland Company acquired patterns used by the Hinkley Locomotive Works for 2-foot gauge locomotives.
• Rather than the near-universal two foot gauge of Welsh slate railways, this spacing was around three foot.
• In Sweden there has been an extensive network of railways with gauge, Swedish three foot gauge railways.
• Based on research, they built a 2-foot gauge miniature train that could be either gasoline or electric powered.
• The track used a seven-foot gauge, but it is unclear if this was Isambard Kingdom Brunel's Brunel gauge.
• The final 2-foot gauge locomotive built by The Portland Company was a less successful enlargement of the original design.