switchman การใช้

• An inquest was held which found the switchman to be negligent.
• The switchman turns to tell the stranger that he is lucky.
• The Switchmen's Mutual Aid Association was dissolved in 1894.
• The switchman explains how the railroad company thinks of their railway system.
• Suddenly, a train approaches and the switchman begins to signal it.
• Striking switchmen were beaten by troops and Erie County sheriff's deputies.
• He was promoted to switchman, then to brakeman.
• Sharma's colleagues said the veteran switchman was due to retire in three years.
• He is a retired railroad switchman, and she is a retired clerk for Railway Express.
• The switchmen agreed to return to work, but the railroads blacklisted most of the workers.
• A young switchman arrives and the old man has to move . . . to nowhere.
• One summer during college I worked as a switchman for the Santa Fe Railroad in Los Angeles.
• One of the switchmen jumped on a bicycle and unsuccessfully attempted to catch up with the train.
• The transcontinental train arrived at Simpson's first and had a confused exchange with the switchman.
• The switchman then tells a story of certain train rides when the trains arrived at impossible locations.
• In 1892 the unit was called to active duty during the Switchman's Strike in Buffalo.
• At this period, railway unions such as the Switchmen's Union avoided strikes wherever possible.
• He relocated to Tucson, Arizona, and was employed as a switchman by the Southern Pacific Railroad.
• But the defeat of the Buffalo switchmen's union proved to be a powerful lesson in labor unity.
• Railway employee who is in control of pulling railcars from a classification yard using locomotive engines and railway switchmen.