trainload

IPA: trˈeɪnɫoʊd

noun

  • (rail transport) The amount that can be transported by a train.
  • (by extension) A large amount.
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Examples of "trainload" in Sentences

  • This can be also done by the trainload.
  • Gas a trainload of harmless and defenceless people?
  • The siding receives a trainload of soft wood from Scotland about twice a week.
  • The phosphate quarry sporadically sends a trainload of raw material to Al Qaim.
  • And that has been more than enough words spent writing about this doomed trainload.
  • He had shipped a trainload down and ranged them in his wilder mountain pastures to the west.
  • Issa has not discouraged articles suggesting he will send the administration subpoenas by the trainload.
  • (Don Harpst of McCook, remembers a "trainload" of POWs who debarked from the train at Indianola late one wintry night in 1944.
  • In July, a trainload of Metro-North passengers was stranded for about an hour without water or air conditioning near Westport, Conn., after overhead wires fell.
  • In Annecy, the French police, who had rounded up a trainload of Jews for deportation, found them Selves looking at the barrels of guns trained on them by soldiers of the Italian Fourth Army.
  • Terence Hollingworth, Blagnac, FranceHere in Germany, I remember reading about a full trainload of radioactive Turkish hazelnuts, found several years after Chernobyl on some far track of a Bundeswehr depot.
  • Taking the witness stand last week, the reticent Mr. Abramovich was immediately grilled by Mr. Berezovsky's attorney about whether he had stolen a trainload of diesel fuel in 1992, had forged documents and had traded in weapons—all of which he denied.

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