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The latter sound very 1970, especially if heard in tube trains.

I would feel safe without a driver on a tube train.

It costs more than that for an individual to travel one stop on a London tube train.

He threw himself under a tube train on his way."

A woman was travelling in a tube train one day during the rush hour.

But it was still a tube train, grubby and battered.

In the film, he and everyone and everything else on his tube train are turned yellow.

He thought about the incident in the tube train, but this almost induced total decline.

They took a tube train back to Waring, and parted there.

He chased away in a cab, and made a rush for that Tube train.

His wife killed herself by throwing herself under a tube train.

Yes, you see, I saw a lot of miserable people on the tube train one day and said:

Of course he was in a tube train.

When built, these had been the first Tube trains to have air-operated doors.

There was the Slicer, which is a tube train, that traveled 1,000 miles per hour.

The man behind her was standing too close, like someone on a tube train trying to read the newspaper over her shoulder.

"You know, when I tried to get on a Tube train a couple of days ago, it wouldn't let me."

But perhaps the company's largest and most ambitious undertaking was redecorating a tube train.

She wasted no time upon landing, but took a tube train straight to the area where the Circus had set up its camp.

Same goes for the emergency and medical services who would have to clear up what's left of me when my intern-driven tube train crashes.

They passed some sidings full of tube trains, looking lost and blind above ground, like worms.

I imagined the final scene in this little space, crowded like a rush-hour tube train, all those years ago.

He heard a rumble like an approaching tube train, followed by a faint tremor.

He was the only one to get off, and he watched as the tube train sped silently away.

A girl got into the tube train who looked a lot like Francine, but a cheap, shabby version of her.