Sentence examples for lane station from inspiring English sources

An eight-car subway train carrying about 800 passengers crashed as it pulled into Chancery Lane station on Saturday, ripping off doors, smashing windows and lights and starting a fire.

More impressive is the Dickens and London exhibition being hosted from now until 10 June at the Museum of London, one stop from Chancery Lane station near St Paul's tube on the Central line.

North Lane Station was the southern terminus of the Canterbury and Whitstable Railway between 1830 and 1846.

Wood Lane station was modified and extended to accommodate the northward extension tracks linking to the E&SBR.

The Liverpool and Bury Railway (L&BR) opened on 28 November 1848, with a station to the north of the town, called Black Lane station.

Two stations served the town, Radcliffe Bridge station, and Withins Lane station (although this closed in 1851 after only a few years of operation).

First, institutions are responsible for providing and maintaining lanes, stations and bus deposits, providing a form of indirect subsidy to the public transport system that increases the cost paid by the public.

The Great Eastern Railway was persuaded in 1884 to rename Green Lanes railway station to "Green Lanes (Noel Park)" (shown on some signs and maps as "Green Lanes & Noel Park"); the area was also less than half a mile from Wood Green railway station (now Alexandra Palace station) on the Great Northern Railway.

The two men were thought to have came from the direction of Turnpike Lane tube station.

Yesterday, at the Clacket Lane service station on the M25 in Surrey, unleaded cost 145.9p a litre and diesel 150.9p.

A few weeks after the assault, she told her mother, who took her to Oxclose Lane police station in Nottingham.