Sentence examples for downtown train station from inspiring English sources

In Suffolk County, in Bay Shore in the town of Islip, Chelsea Place, a 28-unit condo, is being built next to the downtown train station.

CHICAGO — At a downtown train station where he had been thanking voters for their support, Gov. Patrick J. Quinn accepted a congratulatory call from President Obama and declared victory, even though his challenger in Tuesday's Democratic primary for governor had not conceded defeat and the race was deemed too close to call.

(If you are traveling to the airport, you can also check your luggage at a central downtown train station and not see it again until you've landed at your destination. Imagine!) China has been feverishly building new metro systems in cities across the country, a recognition that subways are the only way to keep pace with the nation's rapid urbanization and the needs of its citizens.

Now it's back, with thematic emphasis, and India Street buzzes with shops, restaurants, bars, the occasional butcher and barber, and a handful of lodgings, all within about five blocks of the Embarcadero's historic ships (www.sdmaritime.org and www.midway.org) and eight blocks of the downtown train station.

As Balderrama and Raymond Rodriguez researched their book, they were told of women weeping in the street as they searched for their suddenly deported husbands, of young girls pining to return north of the border and of mariachi bands unsuccessfully trying to keep spirits high while hundreds waited in line at the downtown train station.

EF Education would instead provide shuttle bus service to Tarrytown's downtown and train station.

With pedestrians continuing to flout crossing signals at the downtown Burbank train station, Metrolink has outlined three options for improving safety that range in cost from $3 million to $7 million.

The priciest locations, downtown near the train station, rent for more than $50 a square foot.

As our downtown train left the station, we looked out the window to see the promised comforting embrace.

CONS: Though convenient to downtown and the train station, the property, on a cul-de-sac of newer homes, feels a bit out of place.

In 2015, Grove employees and students identified this area as needing restoration and stewardship care because New Haven residents often travel across the median as they commute between downtown and the train station.