Sentences with phrase «railroad tracks right»

There are the railroad tracks right there to the south, the Warrior River to the north, McFarland Blvd to the east and the rest surrounded by a lot of residential that would expensive and a headache to acquire.

Similarly, railroads and utilities and master limited partnerships build up large infrastructure that is either protected from competition due to having a regulated monopoly, or it simply would be self - destructive for a competitor to try to copy, like building a new set of railroad tracks right alongside a competitor that can't get enough traffic to justify its costs since there's already an established route there.

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God calls His people not to impose our beliefs and dictate rights, but to warn others of the price of sin and the finality of inevitable death (in the same way we would wake someone asleep on railroad tracks), and to defend His Truths and to correct false understandings that deceive, and to share the joy that we experience from God's grace.

He crashed through a wire fence and stopped right next to a railroad track.

In 1892, because the townspeople protested the unsightly conditions of the land alongside the railroad tracks, the Railroad developed several parks on the north and south sides of the railroad rightrailroad tracks, the Railroad developed several parks on the north and south sides of the railroad rightRailroad developed several parks on the north and south sides of the railroad rightrailroad right of way.

In Banff National Park in Canada, grizzlies have used the railroad tracks since the park was created in 1885, gorging on the buffaloberries that thrive along the right - of - way and the occasional carcass of an elk hit by a train.

This is no surprise, since the car's exterior was developed at the GM West Coast Advanced Design Studio, an unpretentious yet inventive operation right next to the railroad tracks in arty, albeit semi-trashy, North Hollywood, California.

The Union Station master plan also envisions an expanded Metrorail station, an enhanced retail experience, new and refurbished Amtrak and commuter rail facilities, a rebuilt H Street bridge and a new community, Burnham Place, to be built on air - rights over the railroad tracks with some three - million square feet of new hotels, offices, residences and shopping.

WARL will be on your right after the junction with the railroad tracks.

Railroad rights - of - way, in carefully selected locales, provide ample space for the production of wind power, while the trains themselves are perfectly suited not only for running on the converted energy of the wind but for carrying locally manufactured, 200 - foot windmill blades to new sites along the tracks.

Long - distance, high - voltage transmission projects have been stymied, but a new transmission strategy would use existing right of ways along railroad tracks.