Sentence examples for its own station from inspiring English sources
There were suggestions that Baker Street could be used as the London terminus, but by 1891 2 the MS&LR had concluded it needed its own station and goods facilities in the area.
Not only will the VA be better served by the subway through its own station, it will actually be better served by the UCLA/Westwood station than UCLA itself.
By the way, Twitter #Music was in the news earlier this week because it's going to have its own station within Apple's just-announced iTunes Radio service.
The airport has its own station, with a fast rail connection to the capital.
Koahnic, besides producing programs and operating its own station, runs a media training center for young Indians.
It also wants to collaborate with the Americans on the International Space Station; having so far been rebuffed, China has decided to build its own station.
Acquiring its railroad imagery by the 1830s, this antislavery network had its own "stationmasters" and "conductors," who helped organize runaways' passages north, and its own "stations" and "depots," where they hid.
Kroger, the nation's largest traditional grocery chain, has added to loyalty incentives for store discounts and cheaper gas at its own stations, along with offering more store-brand items and prepared meals.
To smooth over worries, Comcast has offered several concessions, such as providing free-over-the-air TV to its own stations and local broadcasting affiliates.
In both cases, Sinclair believed that its own stations had superior technical facilities than those of the stations it intends to surrender.
On top of several retransmission deals for its owned stations, "ABC has successfully completed negotiations with more than 60 percent of our affiliate coverage for the network," a spokesman said.
