Sentence examples for iron station from inspiring English sources

Troy Lamar Morton – Iron Station, N.C.

With assistance from Rowland Mason Ordish, Barlow also designed the arched, cast iron station canopy which spans 240 feet across the platforms without intermediate support – then the widest of its kind in the world.

He produced designs for heavily detailed iron stations that had much in common with a "Swiss villa," as Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper put it in April 1878.

ScotRail nurtured station adoption schemes, from which have grown a laundry business called the Ironing Station at Dunblane ("Decrease your day"), and secondhand bookshops at Wemyss Bay and Pitlochry.

Many of the system's soaring cast- and wrought-iron stations were intended as emblems of a mobile, modern society.

The Gare du Nord, the great cast-iron train station at the northern end of Paris, has always been a tense place tendu, as the French say.

The Gare du Nord, the great cast-iron train station at the northern end of Paris, has always been a tense place — tendu, as the French say.

The mighty iron gates I stationed at the entrance were thicker than the walls.

There were cutouts at the chest or under the arms, which, like the undulating hemlines on dresses, did seem to follow the curlicues of the famous Guimard wrought iron at Paris Métro stations.

Large industrial plant emissions from ∼10,000 sources in the EU were taken from the NAEI and EPETR databases and included major power stations, iron and steel smelting and oil refineries.

Hot metal is poured into the converter by a special iron-charging ladle; this ladle receives the iron at a transfer station from transport ladles, which bring the iron from the blast furnace.