Sentence examples for head of station from inspiring English sources

South Africa's head of station in Addis Ababa was warned of the plot, but instructed not to give details to the Ethiopians.

Benson also considers the other characters in the book to be well developed, with the Head of Station T, Darko Kerim Bey, "one of Fleming's more colourful characters".

In a lecture last year, Sharon Duffy, then the head of station systems engineering at TfL, said that sweat-laden human bodies only contribute about 2percentt of the heat at Tube stations.

Additionally, information about suicide intention may also come from the location where suicide was committed in station areas: In our study, from the 64 subjects who committed suicide in the station area, 70% chose an eminent spot (e.g. head of station platform).

After many years working as a doctor, and at the age of 52, I was given the chance to take charge of and have medical responsibility for the German Neumayer Station in the Antarctic as doctor and head of the station, during the 20th winter of the station's operation.

Many of the employees could earn more money at commercial broadcast outlets -- even Ms. Christopherson makes only $116,000 a year, which is a half to a third of what the heads of stations in major markets earn.

First, a researcher visited 31 home helper stations, 15 visiting nurse stations, and 79 in-home care management offices to explain the study's objectives to the head of each station or office.

The building, which was 9 feet off the ground, had 8 inches of water, Brice Phillips, head of the station, told The Sun-Herald newspaper.

The garden forensics are overseen by Dr. Sharon Douglas, head of the station's plant pathology and ecology department, who has been providing diagnoses there for 26 years.

Speaking to the Tunisian press agency, TAP, the head of the station, Nabil Karoui, denounced the attack as an attempt to stamp out free speech with a "dictatorship of violence".

Greener than you thought Corpus colossal ReprintsThe research was done at Broom's Barn Research Station in Suffolk, by a team led by Mike May, the head of the station's weeds group.