They made room for the old lady on the train.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

They made room for the old lady on the train.

Those young kids got on the train with big bags and went on a trip.

A high‐school boy walked to the station with the old woman, matching his pace to hers.

Even though she rushed, the elderly woman missed the last train.

The train rumbled through the town.

The train was so crowded that I had to stand [was on my feet] all the way.

They got into the train.

The people got into the train with a lot of pushing and shoving.

They missed the train.

He walked to the hospital to save the train fare.

The locomotive lumbered along [by, past].

The train was about to move, when I got to the station.

The culprit traveled to Tokyo by rail, under police escort.

The train started, leaving many passengers behind at the station.

So they jacked up the Little House and put her on the wheels.

They fondled in the back seat of the taxi

I was careless enough to take the wrong train.

The train was very crowded, but luckily I was able to find a seat.

The train drew slowly into the platform [out of the station].

The train chugged along [away from the station].

Somebody made off with my suitcase while I was getting a train ticket.

arrange wagons so that they form a corral

The train was very crowded and I was kept standing all the way to [I couldn't get a seat until we reached] Shizuoka.

The train was packed so tight with people that there was barely room on the floor, let alone on the seats.

She missed the train but didn't look at all concerned [worried about it].

I wormed my way into [out of] the crowded train.

It seems that they took the wrong train.

They changed from a train to a ferry.

I was sandwiched (in) between two large men on the crowded train.

They were seduced into buying imitations.