Sentence examples for open a station from inspiring English sources

A 2004 message describing the CIA's plans to open a station in Tripoli was sent by "Mr.

He resolved to buy some Wembley woodland, convert it into a pleasure park, and open a station - Wembley Park.

He claims the economics of keeping open a station that moves 12 million pieces of mail daily is taking precedence over human lives.

The railway company had been reluctant to open a station in the area due to a perceived lack of demand, and so a compromise was reached with the construction of the halt.

Victory Park has now been put on the map for another reason: Within three months, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority will open a station of the new Orange Line off Victory and Sepulveda boulevards.

Ferdinand de Rothschild promised to lend money in return for guarantees that the rebuilt line would include a passenger station at Westcott, and that the Duke would press the Aylesbury and Buckingham Railway to open a station at the nearest point to Waddesdon Manor.

The American Presbyterian mission opened a station in 1871.

Farther north, Italy opened a station in 1869 at Aseb, which, with later acquisitions, became the colony of Eritrea.

When the Grand Junction Railway opened a station in fields near Crewe Hall in 1837, the population of the nearest Cheshire village was - given a farmhand or two - 70.

The agency has had a less consistent presence in Tajikistan, though; it opened a station there after the end of the cold war, only to close it.

The new name took hold when the Hudson River Railroad opened a station and dignified merchants like the Lord family, of Lord & Taylor, and Isidor Straus, co-owner of Macy's, kept country retreats there.