challoch造句
例句与造句
- There were four G & SWR workings to and from Stranraer over the Challoch to Stranraer section.
- It joined the Portpatrick Railway at Challoch Junction, entering Stranraer over that company's line.
- In June 1965 the Port Road between Dumfries and Challoch Junction was closed; Stranraer boat trains were diverted via Mauchline.
- The line closed in 1965 apart from the short section from to Challoch Junction, which continues in use as part of the Glasgow-Ayr-Stranraer route.
- At Challoch the special train was prevented from proceeding towards Stranraer, and distinguished guests there expecting to join the train had to be brought to it by road.
- It's difficult to find challoch in a sentence. 用challoch造句挺难的
- The Girvan and Portpatrick Junction Railway got an authorising Act on 5 July 1865 to build from Girvan to Challoch Junction on the Portpatrick Railway, some distance east of Stranraer.
- The new railway joined the Stranraer to Challoch line at Cairnryan Junction, about two miles ( about 1 km ) east of Stranraer, facing for trains approaching from the east.
- A less constant climb then led to a summit near the 40 milepost between Kirkcowan and Glenluce, then falling at a ruling gradient of 1 in 80 nearly to Challoch Junction.
- Signalling was upgraded on the Portpatrick line in 1886-1887, with electric train tablet instruments, and this was extended to the Challoch Junction-Stranraer section in 1887-1888.
- Seemingly as an afterthought, the G & PJR applied for running powers between the proposed junction at Challoch and Stranraer; these were ratified by Act of Parliament of 6 August 1872.
- The " Stranraer Section " Joint Committee would continue to administer the section between Challoch Junction and Stranraer, accessed by trains from the Girvan line, although these were worked entirely by the G & SWR.
- There followed an eight-mile climb at 1 in 67 to a summit at 690 feet ( 210 m ); then there was a long descent at up to 1 in 56 all the way to Challoch Junction.
- In 1877 the CR, in effective possession of the Portpatrick Railway, put every possible obstruction in the way of completion of the G & PJR, which needed the junction at Challoch, extensions and improvements at Stranraer, and signalling improvements between those places.
- The road is currently being re-routed at Carrutherstown ( near Dumfries ) and a bypass has been constructed to avoid the village of Dunragit and the frequently struck Challoch Railway Bridge, which has earned the title of " most hit bridge in the UK ".