Sentence examples for biggest station from inspiring English sources

BBC Radio 2 remains the country's biggest station by some distance.

Mr Rusko built up TV Markiza, Slovakia's biggest station, with American money proof, he says, that his allegedly close links to Russia are a myth.

Sinclair, which became one of the biggest station operators in the United States through its recent acquisitions, says it is contemplating more purchases.

Last year BBC Radio 2 - which today recorded a record high of 13 million listeners - overtook Radio 1 as the nation's biggest station.

In the 1850's this was the biggest station in a London that was newly powered and enriched by the railroad.

In addition to Gannett and its acquisition of Belo, another of the biggest station owners in the country, Sinclair, has spent about $2 billion acquiring a series of smaller station owners in the last year and a half.

In a deal to be announced on Monday, Mr. Rivera will host the 10 and 11 a.m. hours on WABC in Manhattan, one of the nation's biggest stations.

Nonetheless, he was hired by the ABC affiliate in town, and then by the NBC affiliate in Dallas-Fort Worth, and then, in 1982, by the ABC affiliate in Dallas, WFAA, one of the biggest stations in the country.

The company announced [JP] this monster will be installed in Tokyo station (one of the biggest stations in Tokyo) tomorrow.

Indeed, the spaces useful to manage the railway traffic are not even necessary cause these specific functions were moved and concentrated in the biggest stations.

Rail bosses have launched a safety campaign after 1,600 people were hurt in slips, trips and falls in the past year at Britain's biggest stations.