Sentence examples for station calling from inspiring English sources

En route we listen to high-cholesterol Arabesque music on a station calling itself Turkey's Artery.

He hosted a graveyard slot radio show on New Jersey's non-commercial WFMU station, calling himself Jefferson, immediately quitting once unmasked.

The station, calling itself the Voice of Labor in the 1920's and the University of the Air in the 1930's, was best known for helping immigrants make the transition to America with shows in Yiddish, Polish and Greek.

As women's groups demonstrated on the square outside Cologne's main railway station, calling on the government to do more to tackle male violence, fury over the attacks only increased as police admitted it was unlikely they would manage to convict any of the perpetrators.

A pirate radio station calling itself "Radio Free Derry" began broadcasting to residents, playing rebel songs and encouraging resistance.

A petition on Change.org was created by a local Toronto radio station, calling on Amazon to pull the book.

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

Argentina maintains a research station, called Vicecomodoro Marambio, on the island, and a gravel-surfaced airstrip.

Orders are called out by the expediter, and the person at each station calls them back in confirmation.

(One station called the team to ask if the story was true).

LONDON — After Osama bin Laden was killed, a prominent French radio station called me for an interview.