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Definition of milk train in English: milk trainnoun A train that runs very early in the morning to transport milk but also carries passengers. punctual arrival meant rising in the small hours to catch the milk train Example sentencesExamples - In 1958 a federal order stopped the flow of Vermont milk into New York, and the milk trains eventually disappeared.
- The milk train was traveling at around 40 miles per hour when it hit the plow at the front of the 823.
- They are located next to the milk trains, of course.
- I like to model the 1950s era, so morning milk trains were still a part of the scene.
- Since cows gave milk every day, the railroad had to provide milk trains just as often, but once they started to do that, farmers found an incentive to keep an extra cow.
- These milk trains must have seemed slow as they moved from town to town, picking up hundreds of milk cans, but milk was a valuable and perishable item.
- Carloads of bottled milk for New York City were shipped out via daily milk trains.
- After one successful outing at Wakefield he celebrated with a meal at the hotel and then caught the milk train back to York.
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