Sentence examples for most stations are from inspiring English sources

Now, most stations are owned by independent operators.

Most stations are granted renewal by filling out a postcard and mailing it to Washington.

Most stations are fallow or unwatched, especially beyond the capital, Port-au-Prince, where electrical power and TV reception are unreliable at best.

Hydroelectricity constitutes only a small proportion of overall electric-power production; most stations are located along the Han River, not far from Seoul.

Most stations are unlikely to defect to the Fox network because, despite its recent growth, it is nowhere near a full-service network yet.

The Swedish-owned construction company that is in charge of the first phase, Slattery Skanska Inc., won the contract in part because of its creative plan to do the bulk of the work not at night, when most stations are reconstructed, but during the day, right in the middle of the half-million or so souls who migrate through the station every day.

But in the 1940s and '50s, most stations were enlarged to make room for 10-car trains.

Most stations were clear of everything but phone and screen, save for a daisy here or a jellyfish-encased-in-resin there.

A major issue in this application is that, because the 15-min precipitation data are only available fairly recently, the sample size at most stations is small, ranging from 10 to 33 years.

Most stations were on the air only a few hours a day.

Most stations were provided with between two and four lifts and an emergency spiral staircase in a separate shaft.