Sentence examples for opening of station from inspiring English sources

He was at the Brooklyn opening of Station to Station on Sept. 6 and at its performance at Los Angeles Union Station on Thursday.

The idea of opening an Amtrak station in the vicinity of Mitchell Airport is one that had been discussed since the mid-1970s.

It was Lansley who had the audacious idea of opening up the station's undercroft - once used to store barrels of beer that were brought down in their hundreds of thousands by goods trains from Burton-on-Trent - to create a visual connection and passenger link between this vast basement and the newly restored iron-and-glass arched roof so very high above it.

Hungary has offered the tantalising hope of opening up the station already this week.

Riders interviewed yesterday were split on the idea of opening up every station to cellphone talk, text messaging, e-mail access and other aspects of a wireless world.

In 2013 Nisman had accused Iran of opening secret intelligence stations in several South American countries to plan and conduct terror attacks.

But Gluzman was thinking more immediately about real estate and the difficulty of opening new gas stations in thickly settled areas.

"We continue to experience incremental sales and new memberships upon opening a gas station at one of our clubs," BJ's said in a recent filing.

At the time the cemetery opened North station incorporated the lodgings of James Bailey, superintendent of the Nonconformist cemetery.

New Jersey Transit, with a 30percentt increase in weekday rail trips since 1995, has opened a station in Hamilton Township, south of Princeton, and started express service from the far western suburbs to Manhattan.

Transport minister Baroness Kramer opened the station and announced £360,000 of government funding towards a hybrid gas taxi programme.