51.   Once commuters boarded the trains, they were overcrowded and many people were forced to stand.

52.   Others hurried down the road to board the train when soldiers announced it was carrying people to the city.

53.   One day, a woman boarded the train clutching black gloves.

54.   One of them, almost always a man, splits apart and grudgingly boards a train bound for a harder world.

55.   Our Amtrak sleeping attendant was friendly but obviously sleepy as we boarded a train for Chicago recently.

56.   Rep. Jerrold Nadler, D-N.Y., whose district includes lower Manhattan, boarded a train for New York.

57.   She boards a train headed for Heathrow, where she exits the train at the first stop after setting the timer on the bomb in the suitcase.

58.   Some boarded trains for other destinations but others were put in hotels for the night to await new connections to Chicago and points east.

59.   Some hardy voyagers board another train at Epernay and go on to Rheims.

60.   Suddenly, a group of men who had secretly boarded the train earlier popped the air hose that triggers an emergency switch, forcing the train to stop.