So, whereas they had railroad tracks, if you look at their epidemic curve, they had vertical railroad tracks, we're going to probably have more like a hill.
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The bunkers sit along 150 miles of defunct railroad tracks.
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I saw scooters abandoned in the middle of railroad tracks.
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At Gutenbrunn, in Posen, Poland, he helped build railroad tracks.
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The homeless people clustered in tents along the railroad tracks.
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Victor White at the railroad tracks that divide New Iberia.
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The men pulled away and headed toward the railroad tracks.
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He'd thought about standing on the railroad tracks we'd crossed.
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Authorities said the van was not stopped on the railroad tracks.
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The plane crashed in field behind, but not onto, railroad tracks.
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Bridges were blocked, ports were stalled, and railroad tracks were blockaded.
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Suffolk, like Wilson, was segregated, unofficially divided by the railroad tracks.
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The workers used them to construct nearly 100 miles of railroad tracks.
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Kennedy was assassinated, his voters lined the railroad tracks of the train
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Several cafes have set up tables and chairs alongside the railroad tracks.
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It also makes train travel hazardous by causing railroad tracks to bend.
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The beaches were filthy with factory waste, railroad tracks and garbage dumps.
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But occasionally, they speed, blow through red lights or jump railroad tracks.
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Young men barricaded railroad tracks, burned buses and hurled bricks at police officers.
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DeLeon was stabbed along railroad tracks and suffered a head wound, police said.
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The ball sailed over a boundary fence and beyond the nearby railroad tracks.
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He shipped two locomotives used to tamp down the rocks below railroad tracks.
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Lava flows cut telephone and power lines, buried railroad tracks and blocked highways.
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Ferocious gusts had spread the fire into rows of palm trees, lapping railroad tracks.
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Click here to view original GIFThose wooden railroad ties underneath the metal railroad tracks?
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Railroad tracks cut through the town, with schools on Cleveland's east side virtually all black.
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A house was sitting on the railroad tracks that run directly in front of it.
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Near Percival, Iowa, railroad tracks leading up to a grain facility were flooded and broken.
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Authorities found the car down a steep embankment near railroad tracks around 9:45 p.m.
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It sits atop railroad tracks, on a platform, and next to a rental-car office.
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Weakened trees, in several instances, have fallen on powerlines, roads and the Alaska Railroad tracks.
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But he ended up stuck on the railroad tracks at a poorly marked California crossing.
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Officials there are setting railroad tracks on fire because the extreme cold can cause defects.
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They set up makeshift tents along railroad tracks a few kilometers from the federal courthouse.
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Daniel was hoping to snap a photo from a bridge that passed over the railroad tracks.
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Teachers from the National Committee of Education Workers union began blocking the railroad tracks on Jan.
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A woman balancing a load on her head walked along railroad tracks to a point unseen.
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He attempted suicide in 2011 but was saved by a homeless couple on the railroad tracks.
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A few other items, including a police vehicle and damaged railroad tracks, remain outside the hangar.
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The facility comprises 1.2 million square feet of cavernous buildings, winding tunnels and snaking railroad tracks.
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But the company that owned the technology had a vision that went far beyond railroad tracks.
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Even though railroad tracks run right through the village, there is no commuter rail service either.
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Deputies chased Lloyd down some railroad tracks but lost his trail after he escaped into a cornfield.
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"I was actually standing in front of railroad tracks, waiting for the train to come," he says.
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He said he believed they were able to reach the nearby railroad tracks and ran from there.
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In Washington State, 52 activists were cited for trespassing on railroad tracks that led to oil refineries.
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Cattle-hauling semis downshifted past; a school bus stopped at the railroad tracks, its red lights flashing.
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The bridge's failure sent vehicles, concrete and steel raining down onto buildings, streets and railroad tracks below.
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There were drive-in movies, Mexican restaurants and tall grain silos like sentinels along the railroad tracks.
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On the railroad tracks crowds of migrants, wearing donated plastic ponchos, braved the downpour to hold a demonstration.
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We were living in this microsuite down by the railroad tracks—250 square feet and a shared bathroom.
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After the homicide, police found Ferguson's laptop and jewelry near railroad tracks where McLawhorn had gone, Anderson said.
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It left behind cracked and burning buildings, broken roads, obstructed railroad tracks and leaking water and gas lines.
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Lieutenant Klaus said officers had found clothing alongside railroad tracks that may have been discarded by Mr. Davis.
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Then we headed across the railroad tracks to Alexandria, the colony led by the show's hero, Rick Grimes.
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The downtown building stands near the railroad tracks that divide Florida's east coast into economic and racial partitions.
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More people — tens of thousands — lined the railroad tracks across the countryside to see him as he toured.
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They live in a shabby, cramped house that is literally on the wrong side of the railroad tracks.
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Teachers from the National Committee of Education Workers blocked railroad tracks for weeks in January to protest labor demands.
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Running like spines through the three-square-mile borough are the commercial drag of Washington Avenue and railroad tracks.
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We walked in silence along the nearby railroad tracks until it was time to get back to the venue.
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Kentucky coal miners are protesting unpaid wages by occupying railroad tracks for the second time in the past year.
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But there is little the government can do short of confronting the armed war veterans on the railroad tracks.
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You've seen it: a giant field of 27 white radio telescopes, mounted on railroad tracks, all turned toward the sky.
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Workers literally put down new railroad tracks in New Jersey so the president's train could go directly to the cottage.
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Planes of color collide like tectonic plates, often threaded with crisscrossing railroad tracks that tie them together like surgical stitches.
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Central American migrants headed for the United States along railroad tracks near Los Corazones in southern Mexico in early November.
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The police in Secaucus said the fire began near railroad tracks in the vicinity of Penhorn Avenue and Secaucus Road.
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The Riverside Avenue Bridge, which crosses the railroad tracks near Riverside station, is on the National Register of Historic Places.
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North of the railroad tracks, Eloy sprawls off into tracts of single-story houses crisscrossed with fencing and unruly trees.
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Standing before one, I'm faced with twin males walking in opposite directions along railroad tracks passing an elevated station platform.
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Most of the existing adobe homes were located on the south side of the railroad tracks, without plumbing and electricity.
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"In August of 2005, I found myself standing in front of railroad tracks in South Florida," he told his audience.
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Moving on up to Prosser, I crossed the railroad tracks near the Tree Top fruit-processing plant to Mercer Estates.
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Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell, has been driving this train along the railroad tracks to acquittal junction this whole time.
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New Iberia, a small city surrounded by sugar cane 100 miles west of New Orleans, is bisected by railroad tracks.
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In fact, the train crashes in Crozet and Cayce occurred on host railroad tracks owned and operated by other entities.
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A train transporting House and Senate Republicans to West Virginia collided with a trash truck on the railroad tracks Wednesday.
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They added replica cannon, railroad tracks and 128 plaster soldiers to a diorama built between the painting and the viewing platform.
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He was walking home alone on a deserted stretch of railroad tracks when he heard a chorus of voices behind him.
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And in Cleveland, she said, the unfortunate lesson is that the races mostly remain separate, divided by the former railroad tracks.
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Before 1969, schools on the west side of the railroad tracks that run through Cleveland were white and segregated by law.
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After the fire, the authority inspected businesses located near subway and railroad tracks across the region to check for flammable materials.
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In the first minutes of "Homo Sapiens," we see railroad tracks, a bicycle rack and the rudiments of a train station.
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Some houses had yards they felt were too woodsy, or the opposite: One backed up to the Metro-North railroad tracks.
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Shantytowns without sewage systems have mushroomed all over — next to railroad tracks and public parks and behind high-end shopping centers.
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"They were patting us down like there was another shooter," said Melody Dorward, 22, of Ohio, who walked the railroad tracks.
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It showed three Israeli F-15 fighter planes flying over the railroad tracks and gate of the Auschwitz-Birkenau death camp.
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When her book's heroine has the temerity to invoke Anna Karenina approaching the railroad tracks, the analogy is actually well earned.
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Until the storm passes, they will not be able to assess the structural integrity of railroad tracks or bridges, Steenhoek said.
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But the key to a shorter, easier commute lies just outside her office door: railroad tracks that run through the Bronx.
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Hobos would carve or draw their road persona, or moniker, on stationary objects near railroad tracks, like water towers and bridges.
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The remains of Te'Myah Layauna Plummer were discovered April 11 in two suitcases along railroad tracks in Jersey City, the report said.
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The money will also be used to rehabilitate railroad tracks and upgrade four stations, including Washington's Union Station and Baltimore's Penn Station.
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Jones' own old polling place, a church within a five-minute walk, was relocated to a civic center across the railroad tracks.
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The plan named Klarastaden, "clear city" in Swedish, would revitalize the city's waterfront by building dozens of buildings atop existing railroad tracks.
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With the mist outside and the railroad tracks, the mountains like a dark wall, it is pleasant in an old-fashioned way.
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As the bus crossed the railroad tracks, he had earphones in his ears, witnesses said, and he was listening to loud music.
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When he was just a few weeks old, Hudson was found nailed down by his leg to railroad tracks, missing a paw.
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"I was off the field — filming practice from the railroad tracks in the end zone," McAdoo said with a laugh last month.
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Higgins narrated part of the video in front of railroad tracks, piles of shoes left behind by slain inmates, cells and crematoria.
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Capitol Street changes abruptly after crossing the railroad tracks on the west end of downtown as it heads toward the city zoo.
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When Oporta was 27, he walked home after drinking with some work friends and passed out on a set of railroad tracks.
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Adda is east of all that, under a National Guard recruiting office, surrounded by a thicket of railroad tracks and highway overpasses.
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My grandfather came to the United States from Mexico, following the railroad tracks and subsisting on orange peels tossed away by passengers.
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The maker of the wildly popular "Pokemon Go" game is being warned about players who are hunting virtual characters near railroad tracks.
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After removing the railroad tracks, the city bequeathed about 43 acres to the University of California, San Francisco, for a research campus.
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"Evidence at the impact site indicates Gerleman waited near the railroad tracks for the Union Pacific train to approach," police said in statement.
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Men, women and children filed from the basement to the nearby railroad tracks, boarding trains with nothing except deep uncertainty about their future.
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In that short distance, the 8-year-old driver made several turns, went over a set of railroad tracks, and braved four intersections.
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The office was tasked with standardizing things like the dimensions of railroad tracks and ensuring that fire hoses can connect to fire hydrants.
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After his wife kicked him out of the house, Williams ended up on the railroad tracks, wanting only for his misery to end.
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When Wagner says that Wolf, a Democrat, "grew up on the other side of the railroad tracks," he isn't just speaking in clichés.
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The Federal Railroad Administration issued two final rules on Friday to provide added safeguards for employees who work on or near railroad tracks.
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Firefighters and helicopters dumped water and fire retardant on the inferno that hopscotched over highways and railroad tracks and torched rows of houses.
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The various landscapes of The Subtle Knife all lie along railroad tracks—the countryside, a train station, a seaside route, and so on.
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The details: The collapse — apparently caused by a severe thunderstorm — caused cars on the bridge to fall 150 feet to railroad tracks below.
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Railroad tracks divide the city into three predominantly white elementary school zones to the north and three mostly black schools to the south.
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The city is split into quadrants divided by north-south Memorial Drive (or the railroad tracks alongside it) and east-west Asbury Avenue.
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Ordinary folks were out late, some sitting on the railroad tracks, some lounging along them, trying to catch a glimpse of the spectacle.
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Flames hopscotched over highways and railroad tracks, and residents rushed to evacuate their homes with only minutes' warning, some leaving behind holiday gifts.
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Old railroad tracks divide the city in two, separating the predominantly black east side of the city from the more affluent, whiter west side.
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Amtrak stopped a Chicago-to-New Orleans train in central Mississippi because of flooding on railroad tracks in the southern part of the state.
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"Somebody's going to remember me," Stiles says in a voiceover as he is seen standing alone in a dark, empty hallway (or railroad tracks?).
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In the Pennsylvania accident, an Amtrak train struck a backhoe working on railroad tracks in Chester, Pennsylvania, killing two maintenance workers and injuring 41.
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We feel that this [digital] revolution is just as game changing and life changing as those railroad tracks were in the 20s and 20113s.
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In August, coal miners in Kentucky blocked a coal train and built a tent city along the railroad tracks in protest of unpaid wages.
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But in 1896, sleek, steam-powered locomotive trains moved people and goods more efficiently on steel railroad tracks, and the highways went largely ignored.
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I crossed the river, passed a cemetery and some railroad tracks, and stopped before an almshouse to watch the indigent of the city gather.
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They have veered into more dangerous territory in Britain, where the transport police are investigating footage of a man walking blindfolded onto railroad tracks.
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An Indiana couple was arrested Monday after their two toddlers were found wearing dirty diapers and playing along railroad tracks during a rainstorm, authorities said.
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One resident said he missed his old house near the railroad tracks, and the way the passing trains would rattle his bedroom window at night.
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A maple tree was uprooted and toppled onto the railroad tracks on Main Street after a storm passed the area on Saturday in Webster, Mass.
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"Evidence at the impact site indicates Gerleman waited near the railroad tracks for the Union Pacific train to approach," the Public Safety Department told KCCI.
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Greer had responded to a report of a suspicious person with a gun near railroad tracks south of the Interstate 70 business loop, police said.
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In September 2008, during the U.N. General Assembly, several members of the Iranian delegation were seen taking photos of railroad tracks inside Grand Central Station.
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About half a mile away and just across the railroad tracks from the University of Alabama's manicured campus sits the mostly black Central High School.
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Howard Terminal is part of a busy commercial port, crisscrossed by active railroad tracks but without public transportation links, and could require expensive environmental remediation.
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Small memorials began appearing on land near the railroad tracks and in gardens along Kensington Avenue, close to the place the addicts had called home.
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"She was caught and beaten between the railroad tracks and the undercarriage of the vehicle," Katie's father, Jerry Wenszell, told CNN affiliate WITI in Milwaukee.
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A tall curved wall in the background suggests a decaying facade of some once-grand building; a narrow, precipitous stairway leads up to the railroad tracks.
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In April 2016 a train traveling from New York hit a backhoe tractor on railroad tracks in Chester, Pennsylvania, killing two maintenance workers and injuring 41.
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One annoying thing was how close the potato was both to a busy road and the railroad tracks, which frequently saw trains barreling by, honking loudly.
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And in 1981, lava flows destroyed 12,350 acres of vineyards and woods, as well as homes, railroad tracks, and highways, according to The New York Times.
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Today, the basement, railroad tracks, footbridge and surrounding area are preserved as part of a memorial that lies on both public land and the ECB premises.
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Bleakley said he went outside, saw the smoke and got in his truck and drove about 2,000 feet to a bridge that crosses the railroad tracks.
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There, the authorities have herded some 800 migrant men into a Red Cross camp in a bleak no man's land by the railroad tracks outside town.
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The neighborhood, home to immigrants from countries including Portugal and Brazil, is adjacent to Newark Penn Station and bounded by railroad tracks and the Passaic River.
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Capitol Crossing will be the District's largest air rights project to date; a larger one planned for the railroad tracks abutting Union Station is years away.
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Then, a call came in from a resident who reported an abandoned police vehicle on the railroad tracks with a bullet hole through the front window.
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The video, released by the Polk County Sheriff's Office on Monday, shows the officer walking beside railroad tracks when a train suddenly appears in the frame.
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Consider the piles of yellow bikes strewn across sidewalks and railroad tracks in cities like London, where three dockless bike companies shut down operations this year.
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Angelo left his broken glasses on the railroad tracks — as well as some blood, thanks to an injury he sustained while trying to hop the train.
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Ms. Ell, 46, earns a base wage of $6.50 an hour at Jerry's Main Lunch, a 14-seat restaurant across from the Burlington Northern Railroad tracks.
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He lives less than a quarter mile from BNSF railroad tracks on ancestral Klickitat land, where he said gusts of wind regularly generate coal dust storms.
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It spans a river and a large section of the northern Italian port city of Genoa, rising above densely packed warehouses, railroad tracks, and industrial buildings.
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The mill was on the edge of railroad tracks, the signs above its doorways and walkways peeling paint, the rebar in its docks rusting through flaked concrete.
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The struggling passenger rail system will spend that money upgrading railroad tracks and rehabbing four stations, including Union Station in Washington, DC and New York's Penn Station.
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The group planted vegetables near the Amtrak railroad tracks and watered them with a hose that ran from Ms. Benitez's kitchen sink out her third-story window.
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Injured, the 53-year-old woman remained in the vehicle for days before finally climbing out and walking toward nearby railroad tracks in hopes of finding rescue.
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According to a spokesperson for the excavation team, each of these companies detected curious anomalies in the ground, possibly indicating railroad tracks running along a hidden tunnel.
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An Amtrak train traveling from New York in April 2016 struck a backhoe working on railroad tracks in Chester, Pennsylvania, killing two maintenance workers and injuring 41.
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Orchard Park is nice, but across the railroad tracks by the stadium the Big Tree and Nanny Goat Hill areas could be a little rough-and-tumble.
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Here you'll see the surrounding national forest's brilliant hues from some of the steepest railroad tracks in North America (there's a 37 percent incline in one stretch).
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Most big cities have a Jungle by some other name — a stretch of woods by the railroad tracks, an industrial property gone to seed, a skid row.
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They halted army communications, seized right-wing presses, erected barricades in Petrograd, ripped up the railroad tracks leading to the capital, and begged Kornilov's soldiers to mutiny.
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Later, ribbons from a trunk in one room match the banners on a castle, and ladders against the walls of an overgrown courtyard morph into railroad tracks.
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Carolyn Heckert, 48, was arrested in the death of Sarah Jo DeLeon, whose body was found stabbed to death near railroad tracks in Kansas City, Kansas, in 1989.
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The small town of Cleveland is home to 12,000 residents who are largely divided by railroad tracks that separate east from west – as well as black from white.
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Allen tells Bored Panda that another friend of hers posted to the social media site about a puppy and its four siblings she'd discovered near some railroad tracks.
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"Live Like Me" someone graffitied in pink spray paint on the burned-out shell of a house near the railroad tracks in Glouster, where the mining pit closed.
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Their design aimed to draw attention to the deportations while preserving the original space, including the basement, parts of the railroad tracks, a signal box and a footbridge.
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Walled-in, abutting a weedy stretch of railroad tracks, the distillery was a picturesque assortment of dilapidated stables, a bottling facility, a carriage house, some offices and warehouses.
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The storms killed at least seven people in Spain, where high winds also downed power lines, scattered debris on roads and railroad tracks, and forced some flight cancellations.
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They believe that the tunnel, now collapsed, is situated on the outskirts of the town of Wałbrzych, between an existing set of railroad tracks and a Toyota dealership.
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Soon, he found himself crossing the railroad tracks and walking a couple of blocks until he reached an intake facility that helped connect him with a drug treatment program.
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The journey took the 8-year-old through 4 intersections, over railroad tracks and also required him to make a few right hand turns and a left hand turn.
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As the Westworld Season 2 premiere charges down the railroad tracks, the show's new mobile game has landed on Android and iOS — in some countries, at least, including Australia.
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In an office along the railroad tracks in Yuma, the grain elevators towering nearby, Jeff Kler sits in front of computer screens that reveal tiny movements of global markets.
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Urban Garden Center, the store which occupies city-owned property underneath elevated Metro North railroad tracks, has been issued four summons requiring a court appearance, the mayor's office said.
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They set up makeshift tents along railroad tracks a few kilometers from the federal courthouse and held a nighttime rally in a central plaza as the hearing dragged on.
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LCU opens with shots of dead lawns and boarded-up buildings, and journalist Drew Jubera talks about the first time he drove across the railroad tracks into Scooba, Mississippi.
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The only shelter was a small makeshift shed, hidden behind an overgrown embankment next to an almost inaccessible stretch of railroad tracks in a remote area of central Ohio.
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Just south of downtown Albuquerque, New Mexico, nestled amongst railroad tracks and the Rio Grande, sits the inner-city neighborhood of Barelas, where Small Engine Gallery makes its home.
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Tempers were on edge in the camp, which is next to railroad tracks and a dusty road where the existing wall on the border comes to an abrupt end.
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The vintage shops are mostly located east of the town's railroad tracks, not on the West Side, where riots in 1970 took place and most commercial buildings were destroyed.
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Today, New York City's High Line announces that a larger-than-life version of Leonard's orginal typewritten letter will be wheatpasted along the abandoned railroad tracks-turned-public park.
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According to Fox 8 in Cleveland, the boy drove a mile through four intersections and over a set of railroad tracks to the restaurant, making multiple turns in the process.
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Under a highway overpass, across some trash-strewn railroad tracks, and through a concrete gate stands the four-story headquarters of Linkos Group, a small, family-run Ukrainian software business.
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The Metropolitan Transportation Authority plans to file a lawsuit against New York City over a fire beneath Metro-North Railroad tracks in May that disrupted service for thousands of commuters.
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Before they reached the beach, competitors had to traverse railroad tracks that crossed several high bridges like this one, with murky rivers swirling ominously below their unevenly spaced wooden ties.
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There's a spot in which a mustachioed villain ties a cartoon cowboy to the railroad tracks and the cowboy fishes out his phone to watch Quibis as the train approaches.
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A pair of Abrams tanks were photographed on railroad tracks in southeast Washington late Monday and again Tuesday, accompanied by two Bradley Fighting Vehicles and an M123 armored recovery vehicle.
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On Sunday, 41-year-old Kelly Reynolds was walking her dog in Palm Bay, Florida, when she reportedly saw a couple of clowns near the railroad tracks by her home.
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There's also an element of Stand by Me, with the kids venturing out on their own and even a walking-down-the-railroad-tracks shot pulled straight from the 1986 film.
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The city earned the moniker Bicycling Capital of America when it became the first in the country to institute a "rails to trails" program, converting old railroad tracks into bike paths.
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A large fire erupted below the Metro-North Railroad tracks in East Harlem on Tuesday night, disrupting train service and leaving tens of thousands of passengers stranded during the evening rush.
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A People's History begins at the Historic Black Police Precinct and Courthouse Museum, then travels to bus stops, an apartment courtyard, and a street near the Florida East Coast railroad tracks.
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But with a construction project expected to start there soon, the county clerk moved the polls this year almost four miles away, past the railroad tracks and beyond the city limits.
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Tarzan listens to them (bae so woke) because they know the Congo better than him and have witnessed the destruction caused by the Belgians, who marred the landscape with railroad tracks.
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Bonnie Coover, director of street medicine for the Center for Urban Community Services, has been searching for people who need help in parks, on sidewalks and beneath railroad tracks since 2016.
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Old railroad tracks beneath Grand Central Terminal, the crypt at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine and the 6813th Street storm sewer and pumping station were among the sites visited.
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But anti-racist demonstrators walked away from their designated space, following railroad tracks and ducking into the woods to evade authorities and disrupt the "Rock Stone Mountain" rally about a mile away.
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Rod says he's spent the past 23 years creating an imaginary U.S. city in the attic of his Los Angeles mansion, complete with intricate details and over 100 feet of railroad tracks.
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Encarnacion hit his 247th home run of the season to lead off the fourth — a monstrous shot that bounced off the railroad tracks at Minute Maid Park before landing in left field.
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CreditCreditLuke Sharrett for The New York Times FAIRVIEW, W.Va. — The coal was piled about as high as it could go, spilling down to the railroad tracks and towering over the elevator shaft.
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Verdant oases have been squeezed into every corner of New York City, tucked between towering skyscrapers, carved from former military posts and abandoned railroad tracks, and even laid on top of landfills.
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Acner Adolfo Gutiérrez Rodriguez, 313, a Honduran migrant seeking work in the United States, was sprawled under the low-hanging boughs of a tree, near the railroad tracks that slice through Arriaga.
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Sitting on that float decorated with bombed churches and flogged backs, baseball bats and basketballs, Fishbone records and railroad tracks, are Lead Belly and Howlin' Wolf playing dusty blues for Big Pun.
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But Pacific Junction has never been forced to confront the prospect of offering buyouts — for decades, levees and raised railroad tracks on nearly every side of the town prevented major flooding before.
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Sitting in his truck, trying to fix it, Ingraham instead caught sight of a dangerous wreck: a 2004 Crown Victoria with three teens in it crossed some railroad tracks, then lost control.
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In 2017, a year after a woman's body was found on the railroad tracks, law enforcement said that her death remained unsolved because of a long delay in receiving the forensic report.
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Photography paid obeisance with images of tracks surging into the distance while the landscape stayed behind, as in William H. Rau's photograph of Pennsylvania Railroad tracks by the Delaware River, circa 1893.
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Then, one day in late 2013, Mr. Otieno was sitting by the railroad tracks that slice through the heart of Kibera and started scrolling though images of the area on his phone.
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The deputy had responded to a report of a person walking past an office building with a handgun under his armpit, near railroad tracks south of the Interstate 70 business loop, police said.
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At least 300 black lives lost "Blacks were so outnumbered and outgunned, whites eventually broke through the railroad tracks and invaded what was home to Black Wall Street, the Greenwood district," Brown said.
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During a press conference on Saturday, police confirmed that the CMU sophomore was detained early Saturday morning after someone on a train reported seeing Davis walking along the railroad tracks in Mount Pleasant.
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At least 300 black lives lost "Blacks were so outnumbered and outgunned, whites eventually broke through the railroad tracks and invaded what was home to Black Wall Street, the Greenwood district," Brown said.
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For example, when Tolstoy's Anna Karenina throws herself on the railroad tracks, we recall that her first encounter with Vronsky took place in a train station, when he came to welcome his mother.
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Until everything went sideways on the railroad tracks — trust your gut, Daryl — Sunday's hour seemed to be mostly about inexperienced survivors trying to prove themselves like five-year-olds wrestling with their shoelaces.
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As their parents slept, he took the keys to the van and somehow navigated four intersections, a set of railroad tracks, and a tricky left-hand turn before safely arriving at the restaurant.
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The extenders — from tax breaks for biodiesel to tax credits for energy efficient buildings and railroad tracks — will lower revenue by $28503 billion over a decade, including a $22019 billion cut in 2020.
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" — CONAN O'BRIEN "Railroad tracks in Chicago were set on fire today in order to keep trains running smoothly — while in New York, we have no idea why our train tracks are on fire.
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The four-mile, $218-million wall is being erected alongside the railroad tracks and the river that separates El Paso from Juarez, one of the most heavily patrolled border crossings in the entire world.
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And this -- you know, I was getting ready to mention that my biggest concern about these parallel converging railroad tracks that we and North Korea are on is a mistake that could be made.
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After apparent months of spying, Magnus finally discovers who Franziska is communicating with when she puts things in the tin on the railroad tracks — it's the trans sex worker her dad had been seeing.
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NEW DELHI — A speeding freight train traveling through eastern India on Monday barreled into a herd of elephants as they were crossing railroad tracks, killing a calf and three adult animals, an official said.
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But he's also capable of pivoting on a dime between real menace and garish, performative evil, between playing a subdued charmer, and the kind of movie-serial baddie who ties women to railroad tracks.
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Signs along the tracks now tell tourists and locals to not linger in the area, gather a crowd, take photos or videos, or have chairs and tables out along the railroad tracks, Reuters reported.
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"The abandoned railroad tracks and factories of yesteryear are common threads throughout North Jersey, and being able to access these spots was something I never experienced before growing up in Kansas City," Taylor said.
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Then, as now, the community feared that it would be replaced by a structure that would be jarring to the neighborhood, like the Park Lane, a large apartment complex that straddles the railroad tracks.
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One recent morning, the patients included a man in his 40s found on the railroad tracks after an alcohol binge, and a woman with a history of schizophrenia who said she was seeing spirits.
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January 26, 2005: Metrolink commuter train Casualties: 11 killed Where: Glendale, California, near Los Angeles What: A Metrolink commuter train struck an unoccupied Jeep Cherokee that a man had parked on the railroad tracks.
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Mr. Spaulding was standing near the railroad tracks at the edge of town where trains move coal out of the region, behind a dilapidated brick building that once housed a high-end suit factory.
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Today, a handful of volunteers led by gold-diggers Andreas Richter and Piotr Koper began excavating dirt along railroad tracks above the purported site of buried treasure from the dying days of the Third Reich.
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I'm trying to find a group, whether they're here or in Seattle, that with a little bit of seed funding, they're gonna get on venture capital railroad tracks, and I'm gonna help them do that.
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Some of them are of her pretty much in the nude, and the CBC reported that one now-deleted photo featured her on railroad tracks, and others show her with whips and similar BDSM tools.
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Related's Hudson Yards project, a $25 billion undertaking that won't be finished until 2025, includes offices, apartment buildings, stores and parks west of Tenth Avenue, mostly on platforms built on top of active railroad tracks.
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Most of the Hudson Yards site is ribbed with railroad tracks, by way of the John D. Caemmerer West Side Storage Yard, where Long Island Rail Road trains rest before heading back to Nassau County.
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Early on the morning of March 27, burglars used a ladder to climb through a window from elevated railroad tracks outside the Bode Museum, famous for its collections of statues, coins, medals and Byzantine art.
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A few steps away across some railroad tracks, what looks like a baby slumped on her mother's shoulder turns out to be a patchily bald, terribly stunted three-year-old, who cannot hold her head up.
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They live about a mile and a half from the former industrial site in Franklin, now a patch of grass bordered by old railroad tracks to the north and neat rows of homes to the south.
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A day after the collapse, as many as 1,19643 rescue workers in search of victims, alive or dead, swarmed a tangled mass of rubble and vehicles strewn across a riverbed, roads, railroad tracks and a warehouse.
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For a month now, usually armed with hunting rifles and clubs, they have blocked railroad tracks that cross the de facto border into the pro-Russian areas, warming themselves by campfires and shooing away the police.
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Heavy rainfall across southern England in the winter of 2013-2014 washed away railroad tracks, wiped out power in many areas and forced thousands out of their homes, Bone and her colleagues write in Lancet Planetary Health.
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Hundreds of activists were holding a protest in Anacortes, Washington, after about 150 demonstrators spent Friday night occupying railroad tracks leading to Tesoro Corp and Royal Dutch Shell refineries some 70 miles (113 km)north of Seattle.
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This week, Mr. Doctoroff is expected to complete a deal to relocate his technology firm, Sidewalk Labs, to Hudson Yards, the enclave on Manhattan's West Side where skyscrapers, shops and parks are being built above railroad tracks.
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Driving through Castleberry on my way home from the bar, I notice that an old fenced-in grassy lot alongside the railroad tracks where I used to let my dog run around is now a construction site.
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Although today I am a professor at a graduate institution and a practicing national security expert, I grew up in a Massachusetts factory town, in a modest home not far from the mills and the railroad tracks.
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The resort collection 2020 - a range that falls outside the usual fashion week calendar and stays for longer in stores - was unveiled between true-to-life railroad tracks and onlookers ready to embark on the "Chanel Express".
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The clearest example of this inaction was the Allies' failure to bomb the mass-murder machine at Auschwitz-Birkenau, or at the least the railroad tracks that brought Jews in the hundreds of thousands to their deaths.
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They lived with their mother in a small house near the railroad tracks, and survived on her earnings from a variety of menial jobs—their absentee father dropped in on the family once or twice a year.
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Banedanmark, which owns and maintains railroad tracks in Denmark, told TV2 that the roof of the freight train had struck the passenger train, but it was not clear if that meant the roof had first broken away.
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After years in refugee camps where food was scarce the family was granted refugee status in the United States and settled in a rundown apartment building next to railroad tracks and a plastics factory in Lincoln, Nebraska.
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After Republican officials said in September they would move the Hispanic-majority city's only polling place to a remote spot outside the city limits, across railroad tracks and away from bus lines, Torres decided to vote by mail.
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Elsewhere in the western U.S., two Amtrak trains together carrying nearly 300 passengers stopped and reversed directions because of an avalanche that closed railroad tracks in the Sierra Nevada and shut down service between Sacramento and Reno, Nevada.
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The concept of scale is most evident in the piece "Um pra um" ("One to one" in English) (2019) that consists of clay bars outlining the floor plans of a community living next to railroad tracks in Recife.
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They feel invisible to our leaders, who live on the other side of the railroad tracks, where things are swell, houses get bigger and kids go to colleges out of reach even for Americans earning a median income.
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This year, the city closed a number of areas where people gathered to use drugs—most notably, "El Campamento," a makeshift camp along old railroad tracks in the Kensington neighborhood on a landscape strewn with garbage and needles.
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Photos of railroad tracks leading to distant smokestacks belching black threads into the sky are paired with photos of children sitting under old Soviet statues, girls dancing, men looking out into decrepit courtyards, and kids being, well, kids.
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Cleveland, Mississippi (CNN)A short jaunt east of the former railroad tracks that used to divide black and white in this town, you could hear cousins Lindell Little and Vell Mays cutting up as Little worked on his bicycle.
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Right fielder George Springer homered in each of the first two games of the series, including a two-run blast in Tuesday's 6-4 victory that caromed off the railroad tracks beyond left field and out of the ballpark.
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Still, development has proceeded energetically, especially in two pockets — on the banks of the East River in the Hunters Point section; and in Court Square, sandwiched between the Edward I. Koch Queensboro Bridge and the Long Island Railroad tracks.
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Next, their journey took them down ornately arched iron staircases scattered with palm trees to a vast concrete concourse, where they were directed by station porters in navy caps to the life-size platforms that ran alongside railroad tracks.
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At another plant just across the railroad tracks, workers in white coats and yellow rubber boots infuse cheese wheels the size of dinner plates with Merlot wine and black pepper, and set them up to age on large racks.
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We would be doing a long walk over cobblestones and across railroad tracks to get to Beton Hala, or The Concrete Hall, a row of fancy restaurants built into refurbished warehouses along the east bank of the Sava River.
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The infrastructure company, a state-owned enterprise specializing in tunnel construction and real estate development, recently won a contract under the Belt and Road initiative to build railroad tracks in China's far western region of Xinjiang, its website says.
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The complex, separated by railroad tracks and a grassy hill from the bustling restaurants and clothing boutiques on Main Street near the University of Virginia campus, sits sunk in a bowl of low ground with curving, chopped-up streets.
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One of the finest ways to spend a weekend morning in Los Angeles is sitting by the railroad tracks on Slauson Avenue, surrounded by families, staining your fingers with the glowing red consomé from Teddy Vasquez's distinguished taco truck.
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In a sign of the rivalry between China and its southern neighbor, Vietnam has deliberately continued to use different spacing on its railroad tracks, which in the past made it more difficult for China to invade, Mr. Cheng said.
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To put into perspective just how middle-of-nowhere the potato is, when I booked my stay, I was sent instructions to "drive over the railroad tracks" since the GPS can't really find it — even though it has a complete address.
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Wasco County Sheriff Lane Magill said crews evacuated around 50 trailer park homes in a community adjacent to the railroad tracks, and residents beyond a quarter-mile radius from the burn site have been put on notice of possible evacuations.
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In another cringe-worthy episode, it was revealed during a historical tour of Savannah, Ga., that Porsha Williams, a granddaughter of the civil rights activist Hosea Williams, believed that the Underground Railroad had been a literal train, on railroad tracks.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Disruptions and delays to U.S. wheat exports from Texas as a result of Hurricane Harvey will persist for days more, trade experts said on Tuesday, after shipments were wiped out last week by flooded railroad tracks and closed ports.
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Designed by Ismael Leyva Architects and the Rockwell Group, as well as Diller Scofidio & Renfro, which helped transform the High Line from railroad tracks to a leafy park, the building also offers 30,000 square feet of amenities spread across multiple floors.
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Officers Eduardo Marmolejo, 37, and Conrad Gary, 31, were investigating a report of gunfire near railroad tracks on the city's Far South Side on Monday, when they were hit by a southbound train going at least 60 mph, police said.
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Down the road from the Carrier factory, past the railroad tracks and a few patches of farmland that remain in Indianapolis, the tidy neighborhood of split-level and ranch houses where Cecil Link Jr. lives has changed in recent years.
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He is a biking enthusiast for reasons that extend beyond cardiovascular benefit: From James's earliest childhood days, when he lived in a tiny apartment just up an embankment from Cuyahoga Valley railroad tracks, the bike stood as a symbol of freedom.
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"I harbor no ill feelings for anybody who's trying to make a better life for themselves," he said, settling on the living room couch in his home, a corner house next to the railroad tracks, which he shares with his girlfriend.
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"The N.T.S.B. concludes that had the driver's navigation application included information on the upcoming grade crossing, he would have been less likely to misinterpret the visual cues and mistakenly turn onto the railroad tracks," the safety board wrote in its report.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A powerful typhoon brought down trees onto railroad tracks and kicked up debris across Tokyo as it brushed past the Japanese capital early on Monday, killing two people and stranding thousands as train lines were closed or severely delayed.
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Just days before she was to enter a rehab facility, Muthart used meth and experienced a hallucination that warped her perception of her relationship with God, and then led her to the railroad tracks outside that church on an early February morning.
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His accomplices in the loose network he informally leads have helped dozens more, sometimes picking up migrants as they straggle up the steep mountain railroad tracks from Italy to France, flattening themselves against the walls of the dark tunnels as the trains pass.
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The heavy, wet snow that piled up in a hurry on Wednesday toppled trees onto highways, railroad tracks and power lines, leaving thousands of homes in the New York metropolitan area without electricity and many commuters unable to get to work on Thursday.
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A horde of steamships gathers at the St. Louis levee in Thomas M. Easterly's 1852 daguerreotype of the rapidly expanding city; railroad tracks cut through a forest of towering trees in James F. Ryder's 1862 albumen prints for the Atlantic & Great Western Railway.
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At a tavern by the railroad tracks in Donaldsonville, La., I was met by drinkers who seemed to speak a foreign tongue, except for the barkeep, who gruffly demanded to know if I was "a tourist or Yankee," with an expletive for emphasis.
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Mr. Bauer is among a number of environmentalists who would prefer that the railroad tracks be torn up and turned into a recreational trail, something that has been done across the country in places where tracks have been largely abandoned or barely used.
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At the time, the New Haven Railroad tracks were becoming a racial dividing line, with blacks, who had largely migrated from the South, living south of the tracks, and whites, many of whom had arrived from New York City, settling north of them.
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Paul Price, the county judge here in Newton County, said the calamities of Deweyville were the result of a combination of factors, including the operation of the floodgates and some raised railroad tracks that run through town and keep floodwater from draining.
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The building, which is being developed by BFC Partners and the Women's Housing and Economic Development Corporation, or Whedco, over abandoned railroad tracks, is also offering amenities that the public can enjoy, including the Bronx Music Hall, a 300-seat performance space.
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A January heat wave in Australia melted a highway, hot air grounded planes in Phoenix in 2106, the sun warping railroad tracks is a well-documented phenomenon, and high temperatures caused at least six deaths in the U.S. during that July heat wave.
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CBP said its officers deployed the tear gas and pepper balls after some members of the group threw objects, including rocks, at agents while others tried to enter the United States illegally, some through a gap in the metal barrier along the railroad tracks.
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In November, the NTSB criticized what it termed Amtrak's "weak safety culture" after finding that a series of unsafe conditions led to an Amtrak train striking a backhoe working on railroad tracks in Chester, Pennsylvania, in 2016, killing two maintenance workers and injuring 41.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Only about a quarter of U.S. railroad tracks that carry passenger trains have an anti-crash system that safety officials say could have prevented a fatal weekend crash, even though a year-end deadline to finish installing it is just months away.
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" He also discussed why he wants to make a political statement: "To watch half the country ignore what is quite obviously right in front of them, I liken it to standing on the railroad tracks cheering for the locomotive that's about to run you down.
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About 30 acres of land on the east side of the railroad tracks has already been transferred to the village, which plans to build a new Department of Public Works building, along with a baseball diamond, an all-purpose athletic field and a recreation center.
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The scene at the makeshift encampment along the railroad tracks abutting the ICE facility was a communal and jovial one when I visited, the surreal and wildly diverse scene akin to that of an incredibly woke music festival taking place in the Mad Max universe.
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In Atlanta, Kwanza Hall, a City Council member, introduced legislation this year that would decriminalize a series of low-level crimes — including spitting, panhandling, moving household goods at night and loitering around railroad tracks — that he said had been used to target African-Americans.
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Last week, a large group of striking factory workers, United Electrical Workers union officials and community members gathered in the freezing temperatures in Wilmerding, Pa., across the railroad tracks from the Wabtec Corporation, holding signs denouncing corporate greed and announcing support for the union.
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The Dhurves, a family of four that lives in a plastic-roofed shelter squeezed between an overpass and a set of railroad tracks, raced to a highway median — high ground — where they spent the night watching their home get swamped for the umpteenth time.
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Beside one of the less-used railroad tracks in Manila - a grassy area scattered with human excrement only a few miles from the gleaming high-rises of the Makati business district - shabu was easily available last week, costing just a few pesos (cents) per hit.
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Court documents show that 62 years after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled school segregation unconstitutional, the schools in this west Mississippi town of 12,000 are still divided, black and white -- and the abandoned Illinois Central Railroad tracks that run through town serve as the line of demarcation.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 5 (Reuters) - Only about a quarter of U.S. railroad tracks that carry passenger trains have an anti-crash system that safety officials say could have prevented a fatal weekend crash, even though a year-end deadline to finish installing it is just months away.
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That was such a special experience for me, and at the end of the day he gave me a knife made from the steel they use to make railroad tracks … I still have it and I'm really excited to add that knife and story to the exhibit.
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He's been fighting for change in the Mumbai railroads for 25 years: One rainy night when he was 17-years-old, Zaveri crossed railroad tracks on his way home because there was no other way to get from one side of the track to the other.
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The combination of the woman's head and a receding space (underscored by the railroad tracks), enclosed within an architectural structure, reminded me of that moment in 1953 when Cinemascope and other formats were used in film to compress close-up and panoramic views into the same scene.
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The central character in "The First Deer Dance" finds himself suddenly able to understand animal language, while in "March by Moonlight," electric poles spring to life, walking along the railroad tracks, as almost any child who's ever gazed at their anthropomorphic forms has suspected they might.
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But the old one was torn down after last year's Open, so a temporary stadium is now tucked into the corner between the Long Island Railroad tracks and the wooden ramp connecting the station for the No. 7 subway train at Willets Point to Flushing Meadows Park.
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What was supposed to have been this open gate to transportation instead turned out to be a toll gate, and the tolls had to go to the people who were providing the railroad tracks, and they'd been subsidized by the government, and they had friends in the government.
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He builds a half-dozen or so bars around the word "hundred," including the eloquent declaration that "If I trap we do a hundred corners in a day," and in there he makes a joke about tying himself to the railroad tracks as the money train is coming.
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I write of the pine forest the Super Walmart replaced, the railroad tracks that run behind it (once owned by Jay Gould, a detail I research), and the now torn-down smoky dive where, in high school, I used to go for huge plates of chicken-fried steak.
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At this point, my hoodie would come up and my head down until I exited Slauson and crossed the railroad tracks, with a taser slid into one combat boot and a switchblade in the other, knowing without them, my 100-pound self was physically helpless to any trouble I might encounter.
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Instead, far too many of the biggest social platforms continue to tie themselves — and, by extension, their millions of users — to the railroad tracks of unfettered speech, more fearful of exuding a whiff of censorship than the oncoming train of misinformation and hate that is already barreling down upon us.
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Many companies expect developers to have frequent contact with players, and "since creatives are perceived as being responsible for the way the game is more than customer support, companies are basically tying up their employees and setting them on the railroad tracks for angry people to run over," says Price.
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Ms. Neill's Lois normally went to the office and on assignment in proper suits, little hats and pearls, despite the likelihood that she would end the day tied to railroad tracks, trapped in a cave or in some other form of deadly peril, until she was saved by her hero.
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Publicly, Mr. Doctoroff was most closely associated with a major public policy failure: an imaginative campaign to lure the 2008 Olympics to New York, in large part by shoehorning a combined football stadium and convention hall onto a platform over the Midtown West railroad tracks known today as Hudson Yards.
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Federal officials also examined Mr. Cole's cellphone, finding a recent image of a group of people performing Nazi salutes while holding the Atomwaffen flag, and another of two people standing on the railroad tracks leading into the complex that housed the Auschwitz concentration camp operated by the Nazis during the Holocaust.
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For a show that seems to go out of its way to avoid being political, characters like Toni come with a lot of political baggage that can't be swept under the rug, especially when she's from a place that is literally described as by its position on the other side of railroad tracks.
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To address that, the government plans to invest $1.2 billion to renovate the 1,300 km (807.78 miles) of railroad tracks connecting Atlantic ports in Buenos Aires and Bahia Blanca to Anelo, the closest town to the oil fields, located in an isolated, flat desert region where materials needed for production arrive by truck.
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Individual industries have successfully lobbied for specific tax breaks that function as subsidies: for instance, drilling for gas and oil, building Nascar racetracks or railroad tracks, roasting coffee, undertaking certain kinds of research, producing ethanol or making movies (which saved the Walt Disney Company $26.7 billion over eight years, the report says).
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There's no reason, they propose, to think slave labor couldn't have coexisted with the industrialization of the late 19th century, no reason to think enslaved people couldn't have forged Alabama's steel and laid Tennessee's railroad tracks — that they couldn't have drilled oil in West Texas or picked fruit in the San Joaquin Valley.
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These concepts are similar in that they both involve using mainline railroad tracks (the same ones that CSX freight trains or Amtrak intercity trains run on in the United States) to provide an urban transportation service aimed at a customer base that is assumed to be primarily sleeping in their own beds at home.
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The northernmost towers of his Triborough Bridge (now the Robert F. Kennedy Bridge), on the southern edge of the Bronx, stand very near the site of Gouverneur Morris's family home, a manor house in the French style, which was torn down to make way for some railroad tracks in 29 and of which no trace or historical marker remains.
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Upon arrival at Auschwitz, you see the infamous inscription above the main entrance gate, "Arbeit Mach Frei" ("Work sets you free," a "cynical lie" as it's been described), of course, and nearly two miles away at Birkenau, you note the one set of railroad tracks over which well more than 2628 million people entered and never left.
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In place of the wide-open cliffs and marshlands — which later became a maze of railroad tracks and industrial junkyards — there are now large swaths of new condominiums and apartment buildings, a light rail line, a walking path and a ferry terminal where passengers can catch an eight-minute ride across the Hudson River to Manhattan.
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Its towering grain elevator, which rewards the long climb to the top with an incredible view of the railroad tracks below and surrounding valley landscape, is currently filled with work by 53 emerging artists as part of the exhibition Vagabond Time Killers; artist studios are lodged in a nearby former livestock barn (with film screenings in the auction ring).
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