Sentence examples for foreign station from inspiring English sources

When hostilities opened, the U.S. Navy numbered 90 warships, of which only 42 were in commission, and many of these were on foreign station.

Faintly, on some foreign station, popular music passed from tune to tune, each one known to Mrs. Crasthorpe, since they were of her time.

Watch the games on a Latin channel or foreign station – the announcers are better, you might not understand a word but it won't matter much – you'll know when something exciting is happening.

"Well sometimes they jam the foreign stations.

Television viewers can increasingly receive foreign stations, including Indian ones.

During those years, you had to tune into foreign stations to hear the Stones.

The V.O.A., BBC and other foreign stations can be heard on FM radio in Serbia.

The CIA sent a cable to its foreign stations warning of possible copycat incidents.

The foreign stations are also viewed with suspicion because of their support for Reza Pahlavi, the son of the former shah of Iran.

Here, in this remote, wooded, scarcely populated part of Leningrad, you could actually get a few foreign stations on the radio.

You can conduct commerce by day using the desk, free stationery, two phones, high-speed Internet (though no wireless access) and flat-screen TV with dozens of foreign stations.