Sentence examples for station bore from inspiring English sources

By 1897, the village post office and railroad station bore the name Briarcliff Manor.

Waiting to Launch Launch Complex 40 at the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station bears little resemblance to SpaceX's sleek headquarters.

Yackandandah also boasts a community-owned petrol station, borne by the looming loss of petrol supply more than 10 years ago.

The sheep in front of the town police station bears the image of a shark, and there's a wolf in sheep's clothing in the middle of a flock in a nearly hidden field.

Scrolling through those Top Stations bears a mild resemblance to the radio dials of yore, and most notably the podcast player itself is designed to look like an old reel-to-reel tape player.

As the subway-history site nycsubway.org points out, the streets and the buildings around the station bear scars of the new line's construction, with bits and pieces of blocks sliced off by the southern extension of Sixth Avenue through Greenwich Village to accommodate the new subway.

Nodes nearby the base station bear heavy traffic.

Certain aspects of the modeling at each station bear further discussion, however.

Second, the nodes surrounding the base station bear large amounts of the routing load.

In 2002 the BBC introduced 1Xtra, a digital urban-music station that bore a suspicious similarity to Xfm, a commercial outfit.

By nightfall, there was still suspicion over whether Mr. Mubarak, convalescing in a hospital in a Sinai resort, would attend the trial, which will convene in a police academy in Cairo that, like the subway station, once bore his name.