Sentence examples for a ghost station from inspiring English sources

Now it was a ghost station.

"Other than filling them in, you can't really demolish an underground ghost station," Tom Moran says.

Rail workers have discovered a south London "ghost" station which closed a century ago.

New York, not surprisingly, has quite a few ghost stations; the most famous one, City Hall on the Lexington Avenue line, was closed in 1945 because retrofitting it to serve newer trains was considered too expensive.

Tom Moran's favourite London ghost station is in fact an abandoned lift passageway at the much-used Notting Hill Gate tube station.

These stations were poorly maintained yet seen by passengers daily, an eerie phenomenon that, in fact, gave rise to the term "ghost station".

The ghost station has high arches of colored brick & tile, & a unique vaulting system designed by Rafael Guastavino, a Spanish-born architect.

The ghost station was partially built during the construction of the tunnel between 1971 and 1980, but has never been put into use.

Although other countries on the American continent may not have embraced the automobile as enthusiastically as the US, they're still home to a number of ghost stations.

If there is a global capital of ghost stations, it would have to be London, which boasts more than 40.

There is also a small concentration of ghost stations in Latin America Buenos Airess's San Jose station was abandoned when one of the city's subway lines was rerouted to the city centre in an effort to attract more users.