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short line
noun
- a bus or rail route covering only a limited distance.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of short line1
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Example Sentences
The email’s descriptions of both bills include a short line about why proponents think the measure is necessary, followed by much longer descriptions of the potential problems they might cause.
And two of those pricey railroads were never accurate: B&O never serviced Atlantic City, and there is no Short Line.
The system, called “We The People,” will be a petition portal on WhiteHouse.gov and is billed as a short line to the Oval Office.
Three passenger carriers of the Northpolar Short Line reported crashed.
I'm sorry, but you can't learn operative railroading at the expense of this management on the Pioneer Short Line.
Every time he spent an evening at the major's he'd come back with a lot of new notions for popularizing the Short Line.
The editorial, commenting on the wire stuff, was sharply critical of the Short Line management.
The simplest thing is for me to throw up the job and let the Short Line drop back into the old rut.
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