Sentence examples for station booking from inspiring English sources

It would be absurd to imagine petrol stations as being places where you could buy only petrol, so why do station booking officessell only tickets?

The transition took place in the middle decades of the nineteenth century and with remarkable speed, accompanied by the ubiquitous station clock: on prominent, specially constructed towers at all major stations, inside every station booking hall, on platforms, and (in the pocket form) in the possession of railway employees.

(The cop says it's easier than hauling Becky down to the station and booking her).

They dragged him to the station for booking and a strip search.

Finally, hours later, police took Church and his two co-defendants to a nearby police station for booking.

The court's decision readily accepted the utility of DNA collection as a routine station house booking procedure, comparing it to fingerprinting.

In 1960, after Mailer stabbed and nearly killed his wife during a party in their apartment, Podhoretz was one of the first people he sought out, and he accompanied Mailer to the police station for booking.

Upon landing in Los Angeles, police take him to a station for booking.

E! News said that Bynes, who has been acting erratically in recent months, was first taken to Roosevelt Hospital for psychiatric evaluation and then taken to a police station for booking.

The 20-year-old, who was taken to the Malibu-Lost Hills station for booking after the 3 30 a.m. arrest, actually had a lighted blunt in the car when he was pulled over, law enforcement sources told TMZ.

The legality of the "arrest" turns on the purported legal reason given by the officers to bring Mr. Gray to the police station for booking -- here an allegation that he possessed an illegal knife.