Sentence examples for stands on the platform from inspiring English sources

He stands on the platform as one shuttle to Grand Central comes and goes, then another.

Edward stands on the platform at Oxford station, a bunch of overpriced scarlet tulips in hand.

Zips his card through, stands on the platform, and waits for a train to come".

Today, we wonder whether the winner even stands on the platform when governing, as ideologues from the ruling party then grumble privately about their independent, pragmatic presidents.

An MP stands on the platform with his or her partner, computer in hand, ready for several hours' essential work on the way down to – or back from – the Palace of Westminster.

And when he stands on the platform at Grand Central and stares down the brim of his hat at a man and says, "Get your arm outta that door!" the man takes it out posthaste.

"Please do not stand on the platform," says one sign.

Stand on the platform on one leg and propel yourself along the road with the other.

Two judges, one of them Lotta Ericson, stood on the platform, and the area where the competition would take place was marked off by lines and floats.

AT 10.40pm on March 20th 1913 a young man who represented one possible future for China stood on the platform at Shanghai railway station, waiting with friends to board a train to Beijing.

But one brave soul is proposing to stand on the platform and tell those Tory activists that the Conservative they should be revering above all others was not a prime minister, or even a minister, but the philosopher Edmund Burke.