Sentence examples for Large station from inspiring English sources

The industry is now dominated by a few large station owners that analysts say will grow as they amass bases of listeners across many markets.

"We've also sweetened the deal on the Pacifica," he said, referring to the new large station wagon that showed sputtering sales in June.

Next year, Mercedes plans to roll out six new models, including a new version of its M-Class sport utility vehicle and two new wagons: the GST, a large station wagon, and the CST, a smaller sport wagon.

The first stage is design and implementation of an initial, large station spacing, survey that defines the geophysical response in areas where there is little variation, and also allows identification of areas of interest where more data are required.

The architects were required to allow for substantial retail space and also for a large station that would accommodate the area's various subway and train lines, and Garvin told them to include a hotel and conference center, cultural facilities, and a memorable skyline element.

At the Qasr al-Nile police station in Cairo, a large station usually charged with protecting the American Embassy and its neighborhood, about two dozen striking police officers said they had shut down the station in part because one of their colleagues had been killed in clashes with protesters.

And only one of the seven "pavilions" — the large stations that will tell the stories of youngsters from the city's history — was in place.

"Somebody just put out the word -- and this is one of the large stations that have police 24 hours," he said.

Currently, while Network Rail — which covers the track, signalling and large stations — is state-owned, all but one of the train operating companies are in private hands.

NS-type 1: very large stations in city centres and 50.000 passengers per day or more.

The same fines apply in theory to large stations as well as small ones, Congress having learned nothing from Finnish traffic courts.