railroading

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• That fun consisted, at least in part, of some very exuberant railroading.

• Would I have to take up some hobby—fly fishing or model-railroading—where I could meet a few potential pals?

• The most direct mail route was not the one best suited for human travel in a time when railroading was still in its infancy.

• By railroading the McDonnells and Joneses of the world out of public life, we're left with colorless numbskulls.

• He was asking question after question about railroads and railroading, in his quaint, characteristic manner.

• I'm sorry, but you can't learn operative railroading at the expense of this management on the Pioneer Short Line.

• “War is safe compared to railroading in this country,” is the comment of Mr. Gilbert Roe, the American jurist.

• Rate wars are almost as old as railroading and are coincident with the appearance of competition.

• While railroading he had saved up nearly four hundred pounds.