sud express造句

• In Paris there was a connecting service to the " Sud Express " ( Southern Express ) to Lisbon.
• On 11 September 1985, a " Sud Express " train collided head-on with another train near Moimenta-Alcafache station.
• The Portuguese Government's strategic plan for transport, published in October 2011, envisaged the withdrawal of the " Sud Express ".
• She died of injuries received in the crash of the Sud Express near Tolosa on March 29, 1939 . Romilly Fedden died in the same crash.
• The continuing " Sud Express " runs as a night train from Irun at the French / Spanish border to Lisbon and from Lisbon to Hendaye.
• In 1887 the Douro railway line was completed; also in 1887 the " Sud Express " from Lisbon to France operated for the first time.
• "' Rive-Sud Express "'is a free French-language Transcontinental Media, the same owners of various other regional weekly newspapers across Quebec.
• The locomotives were purchased for use on the steeply-graded Beira Alta line, with heavily loaded international services from Lisbon to Spain and France, including the " Sud Express ".
• ""'Sud Express " "'is the name of a famous night train which originally connected Paris and Lisbon, but now covers only the southern part of the traditional route.
• After the period of monarchist revanchism in France had waned and the daily Sud Express rail service between Lisbon and Paris was established in 1887, the leftist French French 1789 Revolution was also considered an inspiration and model.
• The service ( as of May 2013 ) has so far survived, and in October 2012, the " Sud Express " service was modified to include a connecting CP service to Porto and Aveiro as well as retaining the direct route to Lisbon.
• The regional train was composed of locomotive 1439, from the CP Class 1400 of Comboios de Portugal, and by 6 or 7 carriages, built by the Sorefame company; the Sud Express ( international service ) was made up of locomotive CP Class 1960 1961 and about 12 carriages.
• The company introduced famous services, such as the " Orient-Express ", the " Nord Express ", and the " Sud Express " and expanded to markets outside Europe with involvement in the " Trans-Siberian Railway " across Russia.
• In 1874 the founder s sons, Giovanni and Battista, began building luxury railway carriages for Compagnie des Wagons Lits et des Grands Express Europeens of Paris who ran the " Orient Express ", the " Nord Express ", the " Sud Express " and the " Transsib閞ien " across Russia.
• Dr . Tshiani has also published widely on development economics, private sector development, financial sector, central banking and monetary policy His work has appeared in Time Magazine, Jeune Afrique, La Libre Belgique, Le Soir, Le Potentiel, Le Phare, La Prosperit? Africa News, Sud Express International, Le Point, FinancialAfrik and others.