Sentence examples for rail termini from inspiring English sources

His love of the game was such that he was already haunting London's rail termini and the hotels favoured by the big northern clubs in order to secure the autographs of his heroes.

Welcome, Best Beloveds, to the 8.35am train out of Richmond, Virginia – heading for New York and Pennsylvania Station, one of the very few rail termini to have been demolished in the real world and then reconstructed within Satan's colon.

I will be spending Monday riding some of the busiest routes, including those through Kennington, Oxford Street, the City, Tottenham Court Road and Stratford, as well as two of the busiest rail termini: Waterloo and Victoria.

Best known are the national railway pioneers: Brunel, Stephenson, et al. And by the way, London's unconnected rail termini were actually planned that way: by a Royal Commission no less, which in the 1840s banned main lines from the centre.

Google Maps has proved to be a boon for her in this regard; its Street View facility, once restricted to urban thoroughfares, has since expanded to cover all kinds of places including, crucially, the interiors of major transit hubs such as airports and rail termini.

At Forster Square – one of Bradford's two much-reduced rail termini – we looked up from the train to the towering stonework of the station's retaining walls, built to serve what was then the capital of the world's wool trade, rather than, as now, the headquarters of Morrison's.

The city is a commercial centre and rail terminus.

The town is a rail terminus and has good road connections with the rest of Sri Lanka.

Dibrugarh is an important commercial centre, a port, and a rail terminus.

Situated at a rail terminus, it is a trade centre for agricultural produce.

Thiruvananthapuram is a rail terminus and road hub and has an airport and a harbour.