Sentence examples for a dedicated station from inspiring English sources

At Ted's Bulletin, a four-month-old Art Deco-themed place in Washington, customers walk in to discover a "shaketender" mixing away at a dedicated station.

Although the preferred route for HS2 does not include a dedicated station at Crewe, the line is expected to join a spur on the West Coast mainline to allow high speed trains to stop at the existing station and link up with other services to Liverpool and Preston.

The navigator occupied a dedicated station with a table across from the flight engineer.

On 1 November 2011, GMG Radio launched "Smooth Christmas" on the Digital One multiplex, a dedicated station playing only Christmas music with no news or advertisements.

Early Bird Fast Pass tickets (skip the lines with a dedicated pickup station and dedicated bartender at any beer and spirit garden) are $35 and are available online at www.purplepass.com/abbotkinneyfestival.

It was originally intended that the electrical supply to the line and stations would be provided by a dedicated generating station at St George's Road, Southwark.

If we regard the special case where every user needs a dedicated base station, it is clear that because of the lower user density, not all base stations need to be switched on.

Pawtuckets' Art's Auto and Gilbane's Service Center Building are both rare surviving examples of a dedicated service station displaying whimsical designs in what has been described as the second generation service stations.

Smooth jazz had an enviable infrastructure then; even a small American city was likely to have a dedicated radio station.

The government called on radio operators to deliver new niche services on DAB, "such as a dedicated jazz station and gain better value from existing content, such as live coverage of Premiership football or uninterrupted coverage from music festivals".

It also has a dedicated subway station which is connected to the shopping centers.