Sent off the track

Usage examples of derailed.

Then word was given the engineer of the relief train to back down and haul the derailed locomotive back on to the track.

The derailed train shook under Yeager and Daniels as shells slammed into it.

The plane's gun cut loose just then, lashing the derailed train with another whip of fire.

If Mutt had an ounce of sense--and Mutt had a lot more than an ouncehe was getting away from the derailed train, too.

When life occasionally seemed to ratify this belief—as when a train derailed near enough for him to see, on Track 110 -- Rosie vanished for weeks at a time, and Rhiow worried about him even more than she did usually.

Track 32 had the derailed train, its sideways-skewed front splashed with lizard blood, a heap of dead saurians trapped underneath it, and the faint cries of ehhif coming from inside.

What I want and have to do is find Eli Wheat and the men that derailed that train and caused so many good and innocent people to die--some of them slowly and in great pain.

But I was on the train that was derailed a few days ago and sent down the mountainside just beyond the summit.

Longarm began, "I'm looking for the men who derailed and robbed that Union Pacific passenger train.

It would have been very easy for him to have joined the robbers and then derailed the train and returned that same evening.

If Blake Huntington was a member of the outlaw gang that had derailed the Union Pacific Railroad train and then robbed its mail car safe, he would now be warned and therefore all the more wary.

Longarm said, "I mean I think he is part of the gang that derailed the Union Pacific at Laramie Summit.

And his nephew was part of the same gang that derailed that train at Laramie Pass.

If Mutt had an ounce of sense—and Mutt had a lot more than an ounce—he was getting away from the derailed train, too.

The red flickering light showed Yeager more people scrambling out of the derailed train, and others standing in the cornfield like him and Mutt He looked down toward the locomotive, and saw at once why the train had overturned: the engine and the coal car behind it had tumbled into a bomb crater.