Sentence examples for fine stations from inspiring English sources
Suddenly, it was easy to imagine two handsome new Underground stations, such as Arnos Grove and Southgate by Charles Holden from the 1930s, or the pick of the fine stations along the Jubilee line extension from Westminster to Stratford.
That court had struck down a federal government policy that had grown more aggressive under President George W. Bush to fine stations and networks that broadcast shows containing obscene language.
The Victoria Terminus of the Great Indian Peninsular Railway, one of the finest stations in the world, was completed in May 1888.
Letting go of his beloved in the way he does, freeing her to follow her heart's deepest affections, does not mean to deny the feelings he has toward her, but on the contrary, to raise them to their subtlest and finest station.
Despite these reservations, some fine courageous stations do now serve the region such as Radio Okapi, broadcasting from Congo; two of its journalists have been killed.For analysts of hate radio and its antidotes, the Balkans provide evidence of what works.
The completion of the Jubilee Line extension of the London Underground, with its fine new stations supervised by Transport for London's architect Roland Paoletti, was a shining example of what the public sector could still achieve in a time of rampant privatisation.
The completion of the Jubilee Line extension of the London Underground, with its fine new stations supervised by Transport for London's architect Roland Paoletti, was a shining example of what the public sector could still achieve in a time of rampant privatisation.
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'Green News Report' is heard on many fine radio stations around the country.
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