tramway

Converse of object

• construct: The early years of this century saw an electric tramway constructed along the Hertford Road.
• operate: This line was originally a tramway operated by horse opened in the 1790s.
• build: The Ipswich Tram Company was given permission by the Board Of Trade to build a tramway through the town last year.
• draw: There was a horse drawn tramway at the Royal Arsenal in 1824.

Adjective modifier

• inclined: There were a number of coalmines to the south of the site which were served by inclined plane tramways.
• electric: An electric tramway on the public roads within the Park started on 14th July 1903.
• aerial: The Rainforest Tram The Rainforest Tram is an aerial tramway in the Costa Rican rainforest.
• narrow: A narrow gage tramway would take up a fraction of the space needed for the CDTS scheme.
• old: All the way through to this location we had been following the tracks of the old tramway.

Modifies a noun

• terminus: Reading Transport Route 17: Details of the eastern tramway terminus corrected.
• locomotive: If so was a Kitson tramway locomotive one with Kitson's own valve gear?
• museum: Covers details of narrow gage, standard gage and tramway museums.
• route: The Government agreed, in March 03, to provide £ 325m funding for tramway routes in Edinburgh.
• bridge: The Arch has the shape of a canal bridge rather than a railroad or tramway bridge.

Noun used with modifier

• horse-drawn: Railways on the Common A horse-drawn tramway was installed on the Common in 1864 by the National Rifle Association.
• gage: From its head 3 foot gage tramway tracks led to the working faces.
• mineral: In just five minutes from The Valley, you could be golfing at the manor or cycling the mineral tramways.
• steam: Coventry & District Tramways Act, 1880, provides powers for steam tramway operation.
• horse: A horse tramway along Fore Street opened in 1881.
• street: Apart from this, the first street tramway in England was built in Birkenhead in 1860 by an American, G F Train.