Sentence examples for station call from inspiring English sources

For taxi service at the station, call ahead (33-5) 65.72.64.56; the cost is $7. Thanksgiving at the Parade Q.

The first of these authorized broadcasts, from a hut at Writtle, close to Chelmsford, took place on Feb. 14, 1922; the station call signal was 2MT.

The Mangalore police do this — take the scared, assaulted kids to the station, call their parents, and then give them advice.

The pictures of flower bouquets laid out in front of the Charing Cross station call to mind the bouquets near ground zero.

If the Convention majority had voted for an open Convention instead of renominating President Carter, they were prepared with their own itinerant radio station, call letters KA 35057, to communicate effectively with their people.

There is no question that the weather boys, as co-workers at the station call them behind their backs, are a huge hit, particularly at a station aimed at younger viewers and women.

Instead, rant at radio station call-in shows with all the fury of a snowbound Christian Bale.

On several other radio station call-ins, there has been a dramatic volte face in listeners' mood, with the supportive calls giving way to thinly veiled outrage.

"They would have radio station call-ins for months, saying this shouldn't be allowed to exist and that does a lot to you as a young artist.

As with earlier settlements, Mr. Spitzer said senior EMI executives were often aware of the practices, which included arranging a concert in exchange for airplay or staging fake requests to radio station call-in lines.

At about 10 p.m., the station called me.