Sentence examples for off the stations from inspiring English sources

If Global Radio is forced to sell off the stations, it faces doing so in a market that is not flush with rivals likely to pay decent prices.

In the 1990s, Jeff Kennett's government privatised the power industry, disbanding the benevolent SEC and selling off the stations to different companies.

We're ticking off the Stations of the Cross, which a Savoyard devout has installed on the rocky slope we're scampering up, Olivier becoming the first man to ascend a pre-Alp while carrying a golf umbrella.

"Bike Share is a victim of that". Officials say thieves figured out a way to compromise the docking system, ripping bikes off the stations to later abandon them in alleys and on sidewalks.

Because Aereo cuts off the stations from the retransmission fees that they have grown to depend on, they are determined to shut down the service — even, the station owners say, if they have to take their signals off the airwaves to do so.

"The police would just target all the senior men and pull them off the stations.

Hanssen reached over, clicked off the station and said: "That's enough of that.

And which of the big chains would like to see driven off the station concourse, forever?

"Is today your day off?" The station house was in chaos.

Some loyal TV Rain viewers protested cutting off the station, and have cancelled their subscriptions with the cable providers.

If trains aren't constantly arriving to take people off, the station platforms quickly become dangerously overcrowded.