Sentence examples for book station from inspiring English sources

Ewins' next venture is a limited-edition comic book, Station to Station, aimed at the collectors' market, and featuring Frankie Stein, precursor of the punk cult, drawn by Ewins and written by Stein himself.

Michael Smith, author of the book Station X, said: "I can't believe the Enigma has been stolen to order.

Contemporaries quoted in Michael Smith's book Station X: Decoding Nazi Secrets remembered that Turing cycled into work at Bletchley Park wearing a gas mask to stop the pollen aggravating his hay fever and that he used to chain his mug of coffee to the radiator.

"There is nothing like seeing a code broken, that is really the absolute tops," Batey told Smith in his 1998 book "Station X: The Code Breakers of Bletchley Park".

In a county or provincial library system, the bookmobile may serve as the only distributing agency, or as a substitute or supplement for book stations (book-deposit stops), places where books are left and picked up for readers (e.g., a store, post office, etc).

Services are currently running on all routes and calling at all booked stations but cancellations and delays may still occur, a spokesman said.

Art Manteris, a longtime boxing observer who runs the sports book at Station Casinos, called him "a bookmaker's best friend".

A book like "Station Eleven" is both a literary novel and a genre novel; the same goes for "Jane Eyre" and "Crime and Punishment".

A book like "Station Eleven" is both a literary novel and a genre novel; the same goes for "Jane Eyre" and "Crime and Punishment". How can two contrasting categories overlap so much?

Those who responded in the affirmative were asked to further indicate their sources of stroke knowledge from a list including the internet, newspaper/magazine, school, medical book, radio station, television and healthcare professional.

Associates of General Mattis offer an explanation for the contradiction of a general who uses "ain't" in public but devotes his government moving allowance to hauling a library of 6,000 books from station to station, forgoing most personal effects.