Sentence examples for called station from inspiring English sources

Mr. Aitken, who works in Los Angeles and whose pieces in video and film often explore speed and people in transit, has organized a three-week journey from New York to San Francisco, with 10 stops in between, called "Station to Station: a Nomadic Happening," which will include not only shows by visual artists but also music, poetry and food.

Winslow was the sixth stop on this "nomadic happening," called "Station to Station," directed by the artist Doug Aitken.

SOE uses currency called Station Cash for in-game purchasing, which parents can top up when they choose.

He drove to the readiness center and walked in, taking a seat with other soldiers in a waiting area called Station 13.

The first marker is a boulder at the base of the Palisades called Station Rock and it's in Palisades Interstate Park in Alpine.

An area called Station North, in a cluster of streets within walking distance of the city's lovely Beaux-Arts railway hub, Penn Station, was named one of Maryland's first officially designated arts districts in 2001.

Mr. Condon noted that "Breaking Dawn" presents what he called "Stations of the Cross" issues to play with: a wedding, a honeymoon, consummation, a baby.

This situation resonates with what Mandel in an interview calls Station's Eleven's "post-pandemic world" (qtd. in McCarry).

Mr. Paterson said he often had to remind himself that it was probably unwise to call stations these days as "David from Harlem".

But Lou went to work along with the others visiting and calling stations.

This station, called Hongik University Station, is a popular tourist attraction for young people with many street venders, shops, restaurants, bars and music cafés.