Sentence examples similar to looking station from inspiring English sources

From there take the Nordkette Cable Car with its extra-terrestrial looking stations which continues to the Seegrube that is more than 2200 meters high and gives a great panoramic view of the city.

To make them safer, they would need to be widened and lowered until they started looking like station wagons again.

When looking at station 105, one can see a highly amplified peak (factor 40) at 20 Hz.

If you see a historic-looking station in the movies, it's probably Aldwych – that anomalous spur of the Piccadilly Line that finally closed in 1994 but continues to serve as a filming location.

Train passengers Tom Prakash and Jenna Catton, both from Sutton Coldfield, said they were looking forward to the new-look station.

"We hope the new look station will encourage even more people to start travelling by train," he said.

Sarah East from Tilehurst who was at Reading to meet her sister on a delayed train from Tiverton, described the new-look station as "rather beautiful".

I tried looking for stations in smaller cities and it also works in European cities with hundreds of thousands of people.

The next day, she and Evers went looking—"Police stations, hospitals and funeral homes," she said.

Today's utes look like station wagons with the tops cut off behind the front seats.

"If you're interested in sports cars, you don't look at station wagons".