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trainload

[ UK /tɹˈe‍ɪnlə‍ʊd/ ]
NOUN
  1. quantity that can be carried by a train

How To Use trainload In A Sentence

  • When, under international pressure, the Hungarian regime stopped the deportations he circumvented its orders and dispatched a last trainload to the gas chambers.
  • And remember, they're talking about hauling 100,000 truckloads, and over 20,000 trainloads of this stuff.
  • So how about a whole trainload? Times, Sunday Times
  • These unfortunate people were forced to leave their homes and dumped in the remotest parts of Poland by trainloads promising home, help and amenities.
  • A second engine had to be brought to the scene to take the trainload of passengers on to their final destination.
  • Even if this growth turns flat, many of the 12 towns will be ahead of plenty of other places that are losing jobs by the trainload.
  • Every now and again a fresh trainload comes out of the station to swell the throng. Times, Sunday Times
  • Several told the story of a trainload of people that was hit and destroyed by Israeli shells in July 1967.
  • Others include the trainload of silent American GIs who sat in their jeeps with the engines running for warmth as they were transported as freight during the Second World War.
  • The townspeople served 6 million troops, and there were often up to 32 trainloads of soldiers a day.
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