Sentence examples for station entry from inspiring English sources

Fulton Center, nearby, is a more traditional complex with multiple subway station entry points and home to my new favorite patriotic liquor store.

The New York City subway map is the one map that nearly everyone in the city consults constantly; it is posted at nearly every station entry and on every platform and subway car.

After taking in the colonial architecture and ambling along the waterfront, take an excursion to Bokor national park and its eerie abandoned French hill station (entry £9, tours from £15), cave temples in the limestone hills of Phnom Chhnork and Phnom Sorsia, and a pepper farm.

City streets near station entries were closed, and above-ground trolleys were stopped, snarling traffic throughout downtown.

Locations in italic were not passenger stations; entries in bold are passenger stations open at the present.

Only its two ends would project out over 31st and 33rd Streets, marking the station's entry.

In drab colors on canvases measuring about 7 feet by 13 feet, Mr. Hellmich paints sharp-edged, well-composed pictures of empty modern architectural situations: a spacious train station; the entry to an apartment building below a wall of decorative tiles; industrial ventilators on a rooftop; the vertiginous view from the top of a high escalator down to a shadowy, subterranean hallway.

Credit: "Income of Metrorail Ridership by Station of Entry," Tableau.

Keep your ticket available if you get off at Downtown Disney, as you'll need your ticket and current handstamp for reboarding at that station's entry.

Other measures, like police cars stationed on entry ramps, are there for all to see.

State government security forces, created especially by Ms. Mayawati to protect parks and monuments, were stationed at entry gates to prevent any unauthorized entry.