Sentence examples for a stations of from inspiring English sources

Dar Williams stopped subscribing to the paper a year or so after the Aileses took over, but she bought one at the market last Easter, and was disconcerted to see "yet another religious procession on the front page," a photograph of a Stations of the Cross pageant staged by a local Capuchin youth ministry.

"She is a station of the cross".

Pereda tried to remember a station of that name but couldn't.

For the close crop is a station of the coiffe en route to immolation.

Another time descending into a station of the same line at dead of night, we found not a soul stirring.

It puns on "terminal" 's dual meaning as a station of air travel and a stage in illness.

By now, in the wake of the deregulation law, a station of its size might fetch as much as $500,000.

Should NASA fail to meet the challenge over the next two years, we could be left with a station of minimal capabilities.

The British government acquired it in 1938 and made it a station of the Government Code and Cypher School (GC&CS), designated as Station X.

The town is now a river port, a station of the Bangkok-Singapore railway, and a commercial and service centre for the surrounding region.

Hong Kong journalists identified the room where the video was recorded as being in the W hotel in Kowloon, near a station of the city's airport express train.