class 139造句

例句与造句

1. The first newly constructed Class 139 was shown on 28 June 2008 at the Tyseley Locomotive Works Open Day.
2. This is used to stable stock for the peak services from Class 139 units that serve the Stourbridge Town branch.
3. In 2008, a pair of British Rail Class 139 railcars were ordered to provide full service on the branch line from 2009 onwards.
4. The service would be operated by railcars built by Parry People Movers, who built the Class 139 units which run the Stourbridge Town service.
5. Pre Metro Operations currently operate services on the Stourbridge Town Branch Line on behalf of the West Midlands rail franchise, using two Class 139 railcars.
6. It's difficult to find class 139 in a sentence. 用class 139造句挺难的
7. Despite the difficulties in the commissioning of the two Class 139 units, London Midland consistently outlined its faith that they would be ready to enter service.
8. Two Class 139 railcars were constructed in 2008, and Pre Metro Operations used these to take over full operation of the Stourbridge Town Branch Line from London Midland in June 2009.
9. It is also worth noting that, due to the many sections with steep inclines, locomotives of the type DB Class 139, with rheostatic brakes, were prominently seen in service.
10. As a consequence, the vehicle, since purchased by Lightweight Community Transport, underwent a major rebuild to bring it up to Class 139 standard, and was renumbered as 139 000.
11. From Monday to Saturday there are six trains per hour in both directions, with services running every ten minutes using a single Class 139 railcar, with the second Class 139 as a spare.
12. From Monday to Saturday there are six trains per hour in both directions, with services running every ten minutes using a single Class 139 railcar, with the second Class 139 as a spare.
13. Both class 140 and class 139 are being replaced by newer constructions such as class 189 . It is widely expected that the last units will be scrapped before 2010, though the higher than expected increase in railway freight traffic has created some traction shortages, thus some class 140 units are being overhauled.
14. Starting in 1993, using bogies from class 110 units with numbers 110 287 and lower, all 20 of the class 114 locomotives were rebuilt as normal class 110.3 units and were inserted into inventory as 110 485-504.18 of the class 110, which lost their bogies to these " new " 110s, were rebuilt with bogies from retired class 140 locomotives, and were re-designated as members of class 139, with which class they were nearly identical in the first place, due to their electric brake system . ( The 2 remaining former class 114s received bogies from 2 other retired class 110.3 units ).