Sentence examples for a station called from inspiring English sources

Suddenly, on a station called Gustav Siegfried Eins, you are greeted by the voice of Der Chef.

I saw a station called Grove Street and was, like, this is not the Jersey City painted in my mind.

Certain it is, however, that, judging by the average speed of the train, somewhere about 6 15 the train passed a station called Howertown, where there was a siding, and found itself at either 7 35 or 7 37 drawing into a station called Wolf Lake, which is 15 miles from Gorham and 35 miles from Bush.

Scalford: an apology: In my evocation of long-dead railway lines whose names made a kind of music, I referred to a station called Sealford.

As for Oldham having a station called Mumps, that, I can now say with certainty, is because this site was a gathering place for beggars.

Special trains took them to and from their shifts to a station called Singer, which still survives, even though the original reasons for its existence vanished 40 years ago.

En route we listen to high-cholesterol Arabesque music on a station calling itself Turkey's Artery.

That means "Is there a station calling me?" Rather, use standard English of "Please again with your call sign" If necessary, use the standard military phonetic alphabet of give your call sign.

This paper defines a flexible acquisition cycle based on the Master-Slave architecture that can be implemented on a Master station, called a Base Station Gateway (BSG).

Meanwhile a raiding party attacked a Pony Express station called Williams Station, on the Carson River near present-day Lake Lahontan.

Following growth of the town as a commuter town to Norwich, a new station called Roughton Road opened in 1985, near the site of the former Cromer High.