Sentence examples similar to a proper station from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it is a particular value system that not only requires men to marry but to marry a woman of proper station.

But it is a proper WMO station.

He has promised motorway connections and airports to towns so small that they still don't have a proper bus station.

A town with a population of more than 61,000 could become "the largest in the country without a proper police station", an MP has said.

"I'm sure the people of Nettleham, and indeed the people of Lincoln will be very relieved - it means that a proper police station will remain in Lincoln.

"Anything less than that will leave Corby as the largest town in the country without a proper police station," he said.

A recent Amazon patent could be an answer to range anxiety, albeit one that sounds a bit more sci-fi than practical solution at the moment: the newly granted patent (via Roadshow) describes a drone that could carry a battery charge for electric cars, and deliver them to any cars out on the road that need them while in route, providing enough juice to get to a proper charging station.

The new mayor has announced that the village will finally get a proper police station, but the situation is far from solved the locals still speak badly of their Roma neighbors, and Farkas and his peers still fear Eszes.

Thus, it is possible that this sequence may function as a selective trafficking signal to target ABCG1 to a proper sorting station.

Each AM, FM, TV and Class A TV station licensee or permittee must conduct periodic complete inspections of the transmitting system and all required monitors to ensure proper station operation.

Some viewed slavery as the proper station for those with dark skin, while others accepted its presence in the South but opposed its spread into new territory.