How To Use Railroad tie In A Sentence
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The Washington Monument would stick out of it like a spike in a railroad tie.
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they used spikes to fasten the rails to a railroad tie
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The British call a railroad tie a sleeper.
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In 1900 alone, it's estimated that 15 to 20 million acres of forests were consumed to meet the demand for railroad ties.
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So far, the recycled products include, among others, plastic railroad ties, construction sheeting and roof shingles.
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It is different than the more commonly known coal tar creosote, which is made of petrochemicals and is the world's most widely used wood preservative, applied to power poles, railroad ties and bridge timbers.
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Balsam wood is used for flooring, furniture, interior trim, turnery and railroad ties.
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the British call a railroad tie a sleeper
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Wheels, axles and railroad ties were flung in all directions.
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This equipment also can be used to recycle railroad ties, telephone poles, pallets - all of which is removed from the nation's wastestream.
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The turtle waddled down the bank of the slough, out onto a rotten railroad tie through an obstacle course of brambles and beer cans, and, to my surprise, vanished with a wet slap, proving that this water was still alive.
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Wheels, axles and railroad ties were flung in all directions.
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The EERC system has already produced power by gasifying forest residues, railroad tie chips, turkey litter, and other biomass feedstocks and burning the produced syngas in an on-site engine generator," center Deputy Associate Director for Research Chris Zygarlicke said in a news release.
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His ranch has huge piles of junk all over it -- tires, railroad ties, sinks, bathtubs, corrugated tin roofing, bundles of newspapers.
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They used spikes to fasten the rails to a railroad tie.
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All the reinforced fencing, railroad ties, and flying buttresses can keep the uphill from sliding downhill for only so long.
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He made it out of four railroad ties, the 8 x 12 pieces of wood they lay down to support railroad tracks.
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The Washington Monument would stick out of it like a spike in a railroad tie.
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The grave was closed, and railroad ties were placed above it.
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These highlands have a story to tell, one illustrated by railroad ties, horseshoes, and rusty scraps of metal - as well as big-tooth aspen and red spruce saplings poking through the snow.
