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- noun Plural form of
trainload .
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Examples
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Bulk oil is still carried about the country by train, in trainloads of several tens of thousands of tons a time.
Tanked Up Peter Ashley 2008
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From Lorraine, as from Alsace, they are being expelled in trainloads to make room for Hitler's Germans-thrown out with a suitcase and thirty dollars of all their possessions.
Close to the War 1940
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The train left Budapest on July 1, 1944, was detoured to Bergen-Belsen for an extended period of time, but in the end those aboard did make their way to Switzerland in two trainloads.
theBookmark 2010
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BEACHWOOD — Nearly a century ago, trainloads of people began flowing into the small waterfront borough of Beachwood to choose the lot of land that they received while purchasing a six-month subscription to the New York Tribune.
BHA in the Asbury Park Press « Beachwood Historical Alliance 2009
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The train left Budapest on July 1, 1944, was detoured to Bergen-Belsen for an extended period of time, but in the end those aboard did make their way to Switzerland in two trainloads.
Chapter News 2010
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Two trainloads carrying most of the New Zealanders left Salonika on the 11th
Ron Cridge 2010
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As a result, it didn't have trainloads of passengers blocking tracks, making it easier to clear them and run near-normal rush hour subway service.
City Pulls Off a Snow Job Michael Howard Saul 2011
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BEACHWOOD — Nearly a century ago, trainloads of people began flowing into the small waterfront borough of Beachwood to choose the lot of land that they received while purchasing a six-month subscription to the New York Tribune.
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They run their big eighteen wheel trucks up and down our main road and ship trainloads of sugar cane into the ingenio.
Zafra 2009
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BEACHWOOD — Nearly a century ago, trainloads of people began flowing into the small waterfront borough of Beachwood to choose the lot of land that they received while purchasing a six-month subscription to the New York Tribune.
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