Sentence examples for first two stations from inspiring English sources
When the work on the first two stations is completed, the other two stations -- at 170th and 176th Streets -- will be closed for repairs.
We have completed the first two stations of the OUTPACE cruise and we are steaming to Station 3. By noon tomorrow we should be in the center of an eddy that our colleagues back on dry land have used satellite data to identify.
The first two stations, in the beginning of the river, have the same features of the Tigris, with no cities and little pollution sources for 200 km, there are many agricultural fields on both banks, but the third station is affected by domestic wastewater from Al-Hay town.
The first two stations, Blindern and Forskningsparken, serve the Blindern campus of the University of Oslo.
He served as a minister in stations including Kollupitiya, Wellawatte, Kandy, Badulla, Galle, Kalahe, Mutwal and Seeduwa; he served a total of two years at the first two stations, half a year at Kandy, two years at Kalahe, three years at Mutuwal, and three and half years at Seeduwa.
The location are Devanampatnam (79º47′19″ and 11º44′), Rajapettai (79º46′22″ and 11º40′55″) and Tiyagavalli (79º45′38″ and 11º37′14″) of which the first two station are located very near to the coast 513 and 460 m, respectively, and Tiyagavalli is at a greater distance (700 m) compared to the other two station.
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority said Monday that it had received "good feedback from customers" at the first six stations and looked forward to the service's expansion.
They were searching for gas on Tuesday so they could escape, but the first three stations already had run out of fuel and lines were long everywhere else.
The New York Times reports:In July, the Manhattan Chamber of Commerce counted 29 shuttered storefronts between 63rd and 96th Streets — a once-bustling stretch where the subway's first three stations and the connecting tunnel are being dug.
In July, the Manhattan Chamber of Commerce counted 29 shuttered storefronts between 63rd and 96th Streets -- a once-bustling stretch where the subway's first three stations and the connecting tunnel are being dug.
The proposed changes to Metrobus and Fairfax Connector lines are intended to make the Silver Line a nexus for public transportation around Tysons Corner, which will be home to four of the Silver Line's first five stations.
