Orient Express

American  

noun

1. an express passenger train in service between Paris and Istanbul from 1883 until 1977, using various routes. Some or parts of the routes continue to be served by regular service and by rail tours.

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Example Sentences

The Orient Express it wasn’t, but every meal hit.

From The Wall Street Journal

Last week, they celebrated their 18th wedding anniversary with a trip on the Orient Express from Paris, where they met in 2005, to La Cervara in Portofino, where they held their wedding ceremony, in a medieval monastery.

From BBC

"I always fancied doing something in real time, the technical challenge of it. If there was an attack on the rail network, could we then localise it on one train? And then suddenly we have a modern Murder on the Orient Express and a bit of Speed... and we make it completely up-to-date," he explains.

From BBC

“When you’re doing Tom on the train from Cherbourg to Naples, and you pull up David Seymour’s photograph of Ingrid Bergman going from Naples to Cannes on the Orient Express, you know exactly what that train car looks like in black and white.”

From Los Angeles Times

The origins of the Orient Express, Trans-Siberian Railway, Hogwarts Express and Thomas The Tank Engine can be traced back to Trevithick's modest locomotive that is regarded by experts as the world's first railway engine.

From BBC