The following day the Battalion moved by bus from Neuville to Izel-les-Hameau, in the Arras area, the transport under Major Nunneley moving by train from Bapaume to Saulty and then by march route to Hameau.
This duty continued till the end of January, when the Battalion was relieved and returned to the reserve area by train from Ecurie to Tincques, marching thence to billets at Magnicourt, which were reached on the 1st February.
General French, accompanied by his staff and two Berkshire companies, arrived at Arundel by train from Naauwpoort at 6 a.
Penn Symons started for Dundee on October 10th and on October 11th Sir George White went by train from Maritzburg to Ladysmith.
The assembling of the troops at that village was effected during the afternoon in the following manner:-- By Train from Putterskraal.
One engine could haul the same train from Derry to Philadelphia that it took two engines to haul from Pittsburgh to Derry.
If you had succeeded in starting a train from Pittsburgh, would it have been able to get ten miles away.
I staid at Torrens waiting the movements of a train from Pittsburgh--the train that should come out in the afternoon.
Train from Waterloo to Windsor, 3 miles from Stoke Poges.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "train from" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
