Sentence examples for station against from inspiring English sources

Lexie's robot has its own desk and charging station against a wall.

'What this demonstrates is that the London market has shifted,' says Riley. 'It's no longer one big station against the rest - we're all equal players in an increasingly competitive market.' Capital is still a big and profitable radio group.

BBC Radio 4 controller Mark Damazer has defended his station against recent criticism that it panders too much to middle-class tastes, insisting that earlier constraints on using language such as "piss, bugger or shit" had now gone.

The New Yorker, April 28 , 1934P. 13 In Vienna a league of property owners have protested the Vienna radio station against the setting-up exercises which begin the stations daily program.

What is the trade off, for example, in terms of jobs, costs, risk, security, speed of introduction and broader economic benefits of a single nuclear power station against the equivalent in generating capacity of small-scale, community-based renewable schemes?

By J. S. Cramer and E. B. White The New Yorker, April 28 , 1934P. 13 In Vienna a league of property owners have protested the Vienna radio station against the setting-up exercises which begin the stations daily program.

The state's attorney general warned stations against price gouging.

Stationed against them are the young, invariably seen as fireballs of energy and new ideas.

In warmer weather, he stands on the sidewalk and draws stations against the backdrop of the city.

Despite their formal equality before the law, however, newly emancipated slaves received only modest protection, from the handful of mission stations, against exploitative and often brutal conditions.

"Lotta action in Brooklyn," Kalin said, but her attention was fixed on a nearby Lincoln Town Car, which was stationed against the curb.