How To Use Railwayman In A Sentence

His practical experience as a railwayman caused him to look with a more critical eye on railway administration both before and after privatisation.
Perhaps only a railwayman could reminisce about his former workplace with such affection.
A teenager who suffered a brain haemorrhage when he fell from his bike on the way to catch a train has been reunited with the railwayman who helped to save his life.
‘Once a railwayman, always a railwayman,’ he said.
Its present director is Sidney Newey, a successful career railwayman who sees almost endless possibilities for new routes.

Son of a postman in a remote village of Béarn, in the borderlands with Spain, his trajectory bears many similarities to that of Raymond Williams, son of a railwayman in the marches of Wales, who was aware of the kinship between them.
The railwayman is a sailor on earth and in the small ports without a sea line - the forest towns - the train runs and runs, unbridling the natural world.
The anonymous railwayman could not have foreseen that the posters would eventually become one of the hottest properties in a very hot area of collecting - ‘railwayana’.
He enjoyed a forty-five-year working career as a freight railwayman from 1947, when he joined the Great Western Railway.