Sentence examples for metro platforms from inspiring English sources

It was probably the last thing a New York subway rider wanted to hear yesterday afternoon: the Metro platforms in Washington and many other cities have air-conditioning.

We see the remains of breakfast; people on the streets and Metro platforms; passing details like a crushed taillight, sidewalk graffiti or a doorbell; and, in sequences of two to four images, nondescript events (a man jaywalking, a bicyclist pushing off) that resemble little film clips.

Measurements under different ventilation settings at three metro platforms reveal that the effect on air quality linked to changes in the tunnel ventilation depends on the station design.

It was a question I heard on the metro platform.

Following a similar scheme in Stockholm, work will begin on a retrofit of a block of flats in Paris that taps into the heat produced by people on the metro platform directly underneath.

(On the metro platform one night, I passed a busker with a sign: "If you don't have Cash, pay with Swish!") Last summer brought Sweden's first Swish mugging, when two thugs beat up a man and forced him to Swish them.

The AGV would be stored at the unused area at the end of the metro platform, before positioning itself in front of the yellow line at the end of the platform specifically reserved and cornered off for freight use.

As we rolled onto the Metro platform, a busker serenaded us on an accordion, a fitting elegy for the conclusion to our gap year.

"For instance, most people who have an intrusive thought about jumping off a balcony or a metro platform would tell themselves that it's a strange or silly thing to think, whereas a person with OCD may worry that the thought means they're suicidal," Radomsky added.

'None of this investment was possible until the Austro-Hungarian Compromise of 1867,' read a metro-platform info panel, neglecting the parallel diplomatic pertinence of the Franco-Norwegian Hesitation of 1872, and 1879's pivotal Like, Whatever Accord.

Still, the state would probably have to spend tens of millions to build the Metro-North station and extend subway platforms for the new stadium, as well as make a number of highway improvements.