Sentence examples for full-time station from inspiring English sources

"Where is the 'P' in public television?" said Kevin Pickard, a composer by training and full-time station manager for Pleasantville Community Television, or PCTV.

The number of full-time station residents has dropped to two from three since the space shuttle program was grounded following the Columbia disaster in February 2003.

The Whitemore siding did not have a full-time station master and was not a regular stop; passengers had to request the train stop or flag the train for a pickup.

Make sure you get the right number or letter and check if your arrival station is a full-time station.

With the exception of BP, the deepwater oil operators and service industries including the drilling fleet have an excellent safety record, and the simplest and most effective way to ensure it stays that way is to mandate full-time stationing of federal inspectors on all rigs that are engaged in drilling new deepwater wells in the Gulf.

In 1900, he set up a full-time telegraph station there, and it stayed in operation until 1907.

A simulcast that has been in place since then will end in January when WIP-AM becomes a full-time network station.

Discounting stations like WKTU-FM in New York, which play plenty of dance music but technically have a "hot adult contemporary" format — leaning toward pop hits — Boston would be the biggest market in the country with a full-time E.D.M. station like Evolution.

"In some of these towns there isn't a full-time manned fire station".

McBride first played in Newark as a young performer 26 years ago and, since 2012, has been NJPAC's jazz adviser; he also hosts the NPR show Jazz Night in America, a co-production with Lincoln Center and WBGO-FM, the only full-time jazz format station broadcast in New York and New Jersey.

On August 9, 2012, WKEY began simulcasting full-time on translator station W278BF (103.5 FM), located in Covington, with the country format that was previously heard on WIQO.