Went up untill the third car.

She was obliged to wait for the next truck.

On this train there is no baggage car.

The last three coaches of the train were badly damaged.

He stopped outside the carriage, waiting till she appeared.

Vronsky glanced at her and at once went out.

Coming up to the train, Vronsky, letting his mother pass before him, silently disappeared into one of the compartments.

I photographed people who were forced to the edge of the train doors to show how dire the situation was.

Mrs. Karenina did not wait for her brother to come in, but, on seeing him, descended from the carriage with a firm light step.

She sat down beside her maid Annushka, and peered round the dimly lit sleeping compartment.

To watch the scenarios of nature through the glass window of an air conditioned coach is like watching a television screen.

When you forget an item on the train If you realize that you ve forgotten an item, (re)board the train immediately. Once inside the train car, if you can, make note of the train number (3 4 numbers and letters) located at the very end of the car.

She took hold of the cold handrail, ascended the steps, and quickly entered the little lobby leading into the carriage.

We didn't believe that two cars were disconnected and they were so far.

A grimy, misshaped peasant in a cap from under which his tousled hair stuck out, passed that window, stooping over the carriage wheels.

They were sitting in a corner talking loudly, evidently aware that the attention of their fellow passengers and of Katavasov, who had just entered, was directed toward them.

Suffering was all around. We were sitting at the end of the train car and all the bags flied toward us. A lot of wounded people around.

Vronsky gave his arm to his mother, but, just as they were coming out of the carriage, several people ran past them with frightened faces.

With enjoyment she drew in full breaths of the snowy, frosty air as she stood beside her carriage looking round at the platform and the lighted station.

When he got out of the train at Petersburg he felt, despite his sleepless night, as fresh and animated as after a cold bath.

I'm going to lift my shirt up and show them, (Laughter) and then I think, No, this is the New York City subway, that's going to lead to other things. (Laughter)

One of the friends came up with the idea of taking a dramatic selfie on the roof of the wagon, the police communications desk in Khmelnytskyi Oblast reported to FAKTY.

Durng the first minutes after the crash, the car was just a buch of bodies, chairs and parts of the train that were equally distributed around.

Writer Héctor Abad Faciolince wrote on his blog about another incident aboard a train car that also reveals the excesses of the Metro's rules of conduct.

And at that moment, when I heard that, I just got catapulted out of the subway car into a night when I had been getting a ride in an ambulance from the sidewalk where I had been stabbed to the trauma room of St. Vincent's Hospital in Manhattan, and what had happened was a gang had come in from Brooklyn.

A man who has never gone to school may steal from a freight car, but if he has a university education, he may steal the whole railroad.

When he had got out of the train at Bologoe station to drink a glass of seltzer water and had seen Anna, he had involuntarily at once told her just what he was thinking about it.

There, trolleybuses and trams are sent underground to the metro level and the approach distance from the metro car to the tram equals only 50 meters without an exit to the street.

'There!' she said to herself, looking at the shadow of the truck on the mingled sand and coal dust which covered the sleepers. 'There, into the very middle, and I shall punish him and escape from everybody and from myself!'

She looked at the bottom of the trucks, at the bolts and chains and large iron wheels of the slowly moving front truck, and tried to estimate the middle point between the front and back wheels, and the moment when that point would be opposite her.

Some young men, ugly and bold faced, passed by hurriedly and yet attentive to the impression they created. Peter, in his livery and gaiters, with his dull animal face, also crossed the room, and came to her to see her into the train.