Sentence examples for elevated train station from inspiring English sources
Some troops had seized the high ground — a broad walkway at an elevated train station above the road.
Medics carried a wounded Westerner in a makeshift stretcher down the stairs from the elevated train station.
A Bronx man was shot and stabbed to death early yesterday as he stood on the platform of an elevated train station in Queens, the police said.
The building, designed by Eric Owen Moss, will offer ceiling heights up to 24 feet and an entrance that will be flush with the elevated train station.
On July 17, about 150 architects and designers gathered on the roof of a municipal parking garage opposite the elevated train station to peer down at the visual cacophony of Queens Plaza.
The bank, which is directly in front of an elevated train station on a busy street lined with pizza parlors, delis and retail shops, was robbed at 9 43 a.m.
Since November, Mr. Emanuel, in his three-button suits, has spent dawns shaking hands at 39 elevated train stations, afternoons traipsing through bingo halls and bowling alleys and evenings at coffee talks in residents' houses.
In planning a new rail line that is part of the effort to bring better public transportation to the traffic-clogged region, artists will be working with the architects and engineers in designing each of the elevated train stations.
Among the distinctly New York tours to be offered by the Y are a walking tour inside the Chelsea Hotel on Sunday and a walking tour in East Harlem on Dec. 10, both from 1 to 4 p.m. On Dec. 25, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., subway fans can visit historic elevated train stations in Brooklyn, some of which date from the late 1800's.
"How's the family?" Mr. Emanuel said he walked 82 precincts in the primary, losing 12 pounds in the process, and spent hours working the elevated train stations and grocery stores, trying to make himself familiar to voters of the heavily Roman Catholic enclaves that constitute the heart of the district.
On Myrtle Avenue near St . Nicholas Avenuein Ridgewood, Queens, a small triangle of land almost underneath the elevated M train station is designated "Det.
