Sentence examples for a time station from inspiring English sources

A time station is simply a GIANT splitters, and if you need more, make more splitter.

Universally set time can be made by having one clock that is there and then runs off to a time station.

Part of the problem was that the networks have not had an easy time stationing people in Taliban-held Afghanistan, so reports from the ground there were hard to come by.

The Whitemore siding did not have a full-time station master and was not a regular stop; passengers had to request the train stop or flag the train for a pickup.

They are appointing a full-time station manager to help support the crew.

Make sure you get the right number or letter and check if your arrival station is a full-time station.

Privately, he took strikingly modernist, spare photographs, possibly beginning during World War I when he became a telegraph officer and for a time was stationed in Turkey.

Her partner already works nights, often for a week at a time, as a station supervisor, clocking on well before the last train and off after the first train the next morning.

In his early 20s Mr. Dorn worked as a disc jockey for WHAT-FM in Philadelphia at a time when that station was noted for serious jazz.

But will there come a time when every station on the London Underground is accessible?

They are licensed, for eight years at a time, to broadcast station operators.