Sentence examples for central metro station from inspiring English sources

He certainly has political talent: at 7am on the morning after his victory, while most victors might have been resting on their laurels, Mr Duda was at Warsaw's central metro station handing out cups of coffee to passersby.

(Indeed, the candidate did not seem to know when to stop: at 7am the morning after his election, he appeared at Warsaw's central metro station to hand out steaming cups of coffee to passers-by).

The square and roads surrounding the central metro station were rammed with around 20,000 nationalists, many of whom were football hooligans dressed up in their team colours.

The Belgian capital of Brussels was rocked by triple explosions at the city's airport and a central metro station on Tuesday morning, killing at least 28 people and injuring dozens more.

A few days later, Moscow underground riders witnessed a flawlessly organised action: people wearing tape over their mouths, with the words "MY VOICE WAS STOLEN", were getting on different trains at different stations, all to converge at a predetermined moment at one of the central metro stations.

Singapore has demonstrated success in using soft measures to move travellers out of peak time operations; the Singapore Land Transport Authority introduced a 2-year trial scheme in 2013 to provide free travel for those passengers who end their journey at one of the 18 central metro stations before 07.45 on weekdays, with discounted travel for those exiting between 07:45 and 08 00 [21].

On Monday, three central metro stations – Kheshchatyk, Maidan Nezalezhnosti and Teatralna – were closed to the public, reportedly because someone had called in a bomb alert.

The police were fully prepared for unrest – the number of officers in the city streets exceeded 5,000 while two central metro stations remained closed for security reasons.

The police were fully prepared for unrest the number of officers in the city streets exceeded 5,000, while two central metro stations remained closed for security reasons.

And, in an escalation last month, one was stabbed and left for dead in a central Cairo metro station.

One poster for the Olymp brand in the central Tverskaya metro station shows a boxer with Cro-Magnon features wearing armor and chain mail, and carries the slogan: "The time for the strong has come".