Sentence examples for prime stations from inspiring English sources

Prime Stations will then learn from this feedback to make a playlist that's better catered to your own interests.

The company has now introduced "Prime Stations" for users of its iOS application, which are are ad-free streaming music stations that offer unlimited song skips.

Though Amazon Music today still has a smaller catalog of tracks than rivals like iTunes or Spotify, it's a service that's been steadily improving over time, as Amazon scores exclusives, streamlines its software, challenges Pandora with its own "Prime Stations," and more.

Stations include a carving station with prime rib; omelet station; pancake station; salads; shrimp cocktail; biscuits and gravy; smoked salmon platters; a kids' station; and a dessert buffet.

Prime Music Stations is not an entirely new feature, as it had been previously been made available to users on other platforms starting back in the fall.

The chatter took a new turn, in May, when the M.T.A. announced that InoGna had won a spot in its Music Under New York program and would be given the chance to perform in "prime subway station spots".

Russia Today released a commissioned survey by Nielsen showing that Russia Today had higher ratings during prime time than stations it considers competitors, including Al Jazeera English, Deutsche Welle and France 24.

Looser media-ownership rules make Ansin's Miami and Boston TV stations prime acquisition targets for larger players, but he insists he's looking to buy, not sell.

Following Gleghorn and Wiggins (1965), the tracking functions and command of the OGO were designed to be compatible with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's Minitrack Network as well as prime data acquisition stations located at Rosman, North Carolina; Fairbanks, Alaska Australiaa; Johannesburg, South Africa and Quito, Ecuador.

In the wake of the attack, Turkey has beefed up security at airports and train stations, Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said on Monday ahead Eid al-Fitr, which continues until Thursday.

In August 1945, Yasuhiro Nakasone, a young naval officer who would become one of postwar Japan's most powerful prime ministers, was stationed in western Japan.