Sentence examples for line of stations from inspiring English sources

Batali was rapidly promoted — to prep cook (preparing the food for the evening chefs), then line cook (working at one "station" in a "line" of stations, making one thing) — and still claims the record for most pizzas made in an hour.

There is a feeling of inevitability in that line of station wagons, advancing like a column of tanks, and DeLillo's words provide subversive ammunition against them.

A line of station wagons streamed past Hazel's house, full of reheatables meant to make their way from Ford and Dodge right into the stomachs of the grieving.

I could tell the man was a wombler because he was rummaging through a line of stationed shopping carts with a '£3 off your next shop' coupon in his hand.

How it feels to be embedded in a world of mantra-like jingles, of consumer bounty, of lines of station wagons and of the promise of better living through chemistry and technology.

First of a long line of peerless stations for the Underground.

Her home town is a line of gas stations and fast-food restaurants along a hot, flat desert-valley floor a hundred or so miles north of Los Angeles.

The prototype of what will be a nationwide line of new stations, called BP Connect, was outfitted with solar panels, and spiffed up with the new green, yellow and white BP sunburst-shaped symbol.

Apple just announced the end of production on its AirPort line of base stations, a list that includes the AirPort Express, AirPort Extreme and AirPort Time Capsule.

"General Electric Theater" brought momentous things to light, including the conservative appeal of its host, Ronald Reagan; "Texaco Star Theater" featured a chorus line of gas-station attendants singing the company jingle to introduce its host, Milton Berle.

The other problem is that control system should be designed suited to the docking procedure, that is to say, outputs of controller ensures the declining of deviation between AUV position and center line of dock station.