Sentence examples for beyond the station from inspiring English sources

Beyond the station lies a tranquil English town.

Beyond the station gates, a priest dreams of a vineyard.

Beyond the station was a valley with an expanse of gray roofs.

Beyond the station, foundation work has begun for a three-building complex for the Lewis Center for the Arts and the music department.

Under the trees beyond the station only wild raspberry, nettle, bramble and occasional red campion can cope with the leafy shade.

These comparisons provide some of the most powerful evidence so far about the factors that seem to drive people's chances of rising beyond the station of their birth, including education, family structure and the economic layout of metropolitan areas.

Billie appreciated the irony of this, publishing an article quoting her interview with a high Soviet official, "It is bad policy to educate so many people beyond the stations they will occupy in life".

Perhaps, in some way, the suburbs encapsulate the British identity in a way that the cities don't any more – small dramas playing out beyond the stations without barriers, rather than the heavily policed, heavily funded bourgeois ghettos of the inner cities.

Traditional radio, where users had no control over what they heard beyond changing the station, was more a byproduct of technological limitations than a service tailored to user behavior.

The WABC community extended well beyond New York, as the station's signal reached 38 states at night.

"The people of perfection have realized all stations and states and passed beyond these to the station above both majesty and beauty, so they have no attribute and no description" (Ibn 'Arabî, al-Futûhât, 1911 edition, 2 133.19).