the railroad man

常見(jiàn)例句

Then a free Negro man who worked at the railroad station, Hayward Shepherd, walked down to the bridge.
在這個(gè)火車(chē)站工作的一個(gè)自由的黑人---哈維德.夏珀(Hayward Shepherd)曏大橋走去。
One day, a massive man carrying a railroad spike walked into the governor’s office and said he needed to meet with me all alone.
一天，一個(gè)長(zhǎng)得偉健的人拿著一顆鉄路上的道釘走進(jìn)了州長(zhǎng)辦公室，說(shuō)是需要單獨(dú)與我談?wù)劇?/li>
A man of eighty was picking up lumps of coal along the railroad.
一個(gè)年過(guò)八旬的老漢，這會(huì)兒正沿著鉄路在撿煤碴。

Then a free Negro man who worked at the railroad station, Hayward Shepherd, walked down to the bridge.
Fargo was also a railroad man. His Great Northern Railroad ended, at the time, in a little town that took his name: Fargo,North Dakota.

In her outstanding book on photographer Edward Muybridge, Rebecca Solnit recounts a death, during the first running of a passenger railroad in 1830, because a man could not step off the track in time from a long-seen locomotive going perhaps 30 miles an hour.
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