trainload

IPA: trˈeɪnɫoʊd

Examples of "trainload" in Sentences

Gas a trainload of harmless and defenceless people?
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.