Sentence examples for station has moved from inspiring English sources

Critics claim the station has moved away from its original music-orientated remit in search of a bigger audience.

They say "South Central," the "Eastside" or sometimes "La Newton," after the police station (though the station has moved from its former location on Newton Street)….

"The station has moved to automation, like much of the rest of the radio industry, and things just get fired out automatically by computer," said one BBC source.

However, his signing was a reflection of the broad church that Radio 2 has become, and how far the station has moved away from its stuffy old image of 10 years ago.

Most of his friends at the station had moved on.

Adil – AKA Citizen Khan Ray, Sonia Deol and Nikki Beddidi, all star talents who cemented their careers at the station, have moved on.

The hundreds of Syrians camped out on the green beside Belgrade's bus station had moved on, headed for the European Union.

Plans for the UK's first garden bridge, crossing the Thames between the South Bank and Temple station, have moved a step closer with the creation of a trust to oversee the £150m project.

Sona, now 27, was a 22-year-old Conservative election staff on May 2, 2011, when someone used an Edmonton-based robocalling company to send a recorded message to 7,676 opposition supporters in the Guelph riding, telling them their polling station had moved.

Despite trepidation expressed by some station managers, the executives said no local stations had moved to drop the show.

In reality, 51 of the stations had moved during the study period, 25 had not moved, and no information was available about the remaining 8.