Sentence examples for a wayside station from inspiring English sources

II An old couple stop at a wayside station on the Trans-Siberian RR looking for a pair of blue Arabian finches that they heard a petshop owner there possessed.

Overgrown lineside vegetation whips against the side of the train as it passes through dreamy wayside stations, where much of the time, in the words of Flanders and Swann's famous song Slow Train, "no-one departs and no-one arrives".

Country services were also sped up under the New Deal by the closure of 35 of small wayside stations.

The Commonwealth was being treated as a wayside inn.

Mosquito Junction was once such a wayside.

John A. Droege, in his 1916 book "Passenger Terminals and Trains" (McGraw-Hill) noted that "the ordinary wayside passenger station is not the proper field for the architect who wishes to rival the designer of the Paris opera house".

This will allow trains to communicate with wayside wireless stations, while moving, and provide useful information related to their location, speed, direction, etc.

To offer these T2W services, a centralized communication system offers a more flexible and scalable solution, compared to direct communication from every single onboard device with the wayside base stations.

Also within the grounds of the hall is the base of a medieval wayside cross, which is a scheduled monument.

At a BP station.

A police station, perhaps.