How can you use train as a verb in sentence?

Answer 1

The rail separating the flight of stairs in half was cold because of the recent snow

We call it a railroad because the first train tracks were made from wooden rails.

In angry protest, they rail against the unfair treatment.

Answer 2

The Olympic athletes train for many years to make it to the games.

It's your job to train the puppy.

Train the camera on the subject without getting the traffic in the background.

I'm going to train the morning glories to climb the fence posts.

Answer 3

The noun train is a singular, common noun which can be a concrete noun or an abstract noun, depending on use.

• a vehicle that runs on a track (concrete)
• a line of people, animals, or traffic moving together (concrete)
• the back of a long dress that spreads over the ground (concrete)
• a series of thoughts or events (abstract)

Example sentences:

• "I am using answers.com while riding a train".
• "The train of people followed for at least a mile behind the hearse."
• "She rejected the bridal gown because the train was too short"
• "I've lost my train of thought."

Answer 4

The railroad was long and black, and my mom told me to not to step on it because it was dangerous.

Answer 5

My Grandad used to drive a steam train on the railway.