Sentence examples for distant station from inspiring English sources

"I would try and find the most distant station possible," he said.

A distant station wagon disappeared for a moment, indicating that the hills were steeper than I had thought.

A snarl on the Tube, the London subway, was once ascribed to the presence of a wasp causing havoc among passengers in a distant station.

Listeners who are really into polka now often have to listen through static to a distant station that is not yet homogenized.

Somewhere on the property or at a distant station, a bell rang plenty of time for you still to grab some goodies, raid the fridge, use the bathroom and be on your way before the rent-a-cops arrived.

The anomalous changes in the ionosphere are observed firstly over a distant station (wuhn, ∼0800 1600 UT) during afternoon to midnight hours and few hours later over the near-by stations to the epicentre in the nighttime (∼1500 2300 UT, ∼2100 0500 LT).

As she'd expected, those fingers sent excited signals down the subway track to distant stations.

The losers are so-called translator stations, low-budget operations that retransmit the signals of bigger, distant stations.

Notably, George's erotic contact with her is described as sending "excited signals down the subway track to distant stations".

Later, additional empirical tables were set up, whereby observations made at distant stations and on seismographs other than the standard type could be used.

Energy prices are increasingly dictated by markets, not monopolies, and power is increasingly generated close to the end-user rather than at distant stations.