Sentence examples for centre platform from inspiring English sources

Most stations on the Bloor Danforth line have side platforms; however, there are still a few stations which use a centre platform instead.

All that has been built at Elisenberg Station is the centre platform, which is 220 m long and 11 m wide, and a passageway across the south track.

In addition, a new mini e-learning course, developed in partnership with the ILO, has been added to the existing curriculum focused on child labour issues, available on the FAO e-learning centre platform: Promoting youth employment and reducing child labour in agriculture.

But to insist, as propagandists for New Labour and its forerunners have for more than two decades, that the Foot experience demonstrates no party can be elected on an unequivocally left-of-centre platform, is clearly absurd.

That message would say that a Labour politician who is savvy, practical and paints a persuasive picture of beneficial change can win power from a left-of-centre platform no matter what muck Conservatives throw at him.

A small travel centre on platform 3, near the ramp, is operated by Virgin Trains staff to give information for passengers on the platform.

The glass microlens with diameter of 360 μm, effective focal length of about 260 μm, and numerical aperture of 0.57, is directly thermally bonded in the centre of platform.

Another passenger joins in, and then the whole carriage says: "Whatever the pay, don't do it!" On the same line but at Gare du Nord in the city centre, the platform is packed solid, the public address system broadcasts confusing messages.

It currently employs 37 people in London, which serves as Ksubaka's centre for platform and big data engineering, Singapore and China.

The next government will almost certainly be led by Fine Gael (probably in coalition with Labour), a party with a centre-right platform not obviously distinct from Fianna Fail's.

If the yes campaign turns the general election into another contest over Scotland's constitutional future, under the stronger centre-left platform favoured by incoming SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon, pro-union voters would themselves vote tactically to block a nationalist campaign and support the strongest pro-UK candidate.