Examples of 'railroad strike' in a sentence
Meaning of "railroad strike"
Railroad strike: This phrase describes a situation where workers in the railroad industry collectively refuse to work as a form of protest or negotiation for better working conditions
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There is a railroad strike so they put them on a plane.
During the continuance of the great railroad strike.
A nationwide railroad strike in the United States.
We did not dare hope to see you so early because of that stupid railroad strike.
He organized a railroad strike.
There is a railroad strike in Bologna, so they put the coffins on a plane.
Just accordion players on the tracks . A railroad strike.
About the coffins . There is a railroad strike so they put them on a plane.
History of rail transport in the United States See, for example, Great Railroad Strike of 1877.
There is a railroad strike so they put them on a plane . - The airport is fogged in.
A strike leader directs workers during the 1877 railroad strike in Pittsburgh.
Following the violent Pullman railroad strike in May 1894, protests erupted in Chicago, Illinois.
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The strike was a pretext for something bigger
Without the right to strike workers are enslaved
The strike or lockout must immediately be terminated
Examples of using Railroad
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This train is for railroad employees only
The railroad coming in improves the purpose
So she sues the railroad for damages
