Sentence examples for proper stations from inspiring English sources

Like all the later light rail lines, these were electric trams with a grade-separated right-of-way and proper stations instead of tram stops.

The first suburban tram line was the Holmenkoll Line that was opened by Holmenkolbanen in 1898; like all the later suburban tram line these were electric trams with a grade-separated right-of-way and proper stations instead of tram stops, making it the first rapid transit in Oslo.

Indeed, it is a particular value system that not only requires men to marry but to marry a woman of proper station.

Some viewed slavery as the proper station for those with dark skin, while others accepted its presence in the South but opposed its spread into new territory.

Kudos to Toyota for keeping the one-piece tailgate; it is hinged at the top, and the rear window still rolls down, just as they once did on proper station wagons.

Every morning they come streaming in from every corner of the city, leaving all manner of homes, to the regulated society of the Store; where every soul is ticketed into its proper station, and knows its caste.

As the only proper station on the line, Flekkefjord was built in brick in Art Nouveau.

Reconsidering his plan, Nelson is reported to have hailed the Temeraire, as she came up alongside Victory, with the words "I'll thank you, Captain Harvey, to keep in your proper station, which is astern of the Victory".

As a result, Temeraire began to pull ahead of Victory as the division closed on the Franco-Spanish fleet and Harvey was consequently reprimanded by Nelson, who hailed Temeraire: "I will thank you Captain Harvey, to keep your proper station which is astern of the Victory".

(Sergeants regularly use the memo books to record that officers are stationed in the proper place).

Proper petrol stations, by contrast, stand empty.