railhead

He'd been at the railhead no more than two days.

The town is the railhead for the line to the capital.

We are getting plenty of men to the railheads, that is not the problem.

"Could I trouble you to tell us whether it's far to the railhead?"

In August, the two had already been gone by the time he returned to the railhead.

"They and the five white men who are at the railhead.

They had clipped almost two hours off the record run to the railhead.

The railhead had grown enormously in the last few years.

Originally a little station building was built at the railhead.

It took nerve to come to the railhead, even with protection.

Others had a certain lilt he'd first heard at the railhead.

Used to be the railhead where the stuff got shipped to the coast.

"We stay here any longer, we'll be late to the railhead," the engineer said.

Exactly three feet below the railhead was a stringer on each side.

They reached the little railhead at Piedmont while it was still dark.

It combined a railhead and port facilities in the one place.

Over four hundred men worked at the railhead now.

But in all the time he'd worked at the railhead he'd never seen it happen.

But what he felt for her wasn't enough to make him change his mind about returning to the railhead.

On his third attempt, he found the railhead, virtually unchanged after a century.

"You can come back to camp with me and go on to railhead with us."

It has its own railhead that is located just 2 km from the main town.

The great stations in these cities thus became massive meat railheads.

I went down to the railhead to say goodbye.

Michael well recalled the agony he'd suffered during his first two weeks at the railhead.