Sentence examples for station's name from inspiring English sources

The subway station's name changed as well, Ms. Parker said.

"I said West Third to Eighth" below the station's name, he said.

The polling station's name seemed to have no bearing on voting intentions for many of them.

(Branchville, the 19th-century hamlet's name, remains the nearby Metro-North station's name).

electricgiraffe online Few in London ever thought the station's name was a noun referring to the city's status.

Its choice of the station's name is a nod to the Colman family, one of whom helped to found Archant.

And at the Gloucester City firehouse on King Street a plaque already proclaimed the station's new name: the Thomas G. Stewart III Headquarters.

The Competition Commission has allowed Global to look at what it calls a "partial divesture" of some of the stations, meaning it will allow a commercial deal where it licenses the existing station's brand name to the new owner.

Twenty years on from that re-opening, Morrissey played the G-Mex's final two nights ahead of an ambitious £30m renovation to become the north of England's leading conference and exhibition venue – under the station's original name.

The station's new name is identical to its management company, Absolute Radio, which was put in charge of Virgin after it was bought by a subsidiary of the Times of India Group for £53.2 million in June.

Radio-TV of Kunduz, the station's proper name, was built by the Soviet Union during its occupation of the land from 1979 to 1989, when it broadcast Russian views, news and television.