Sentence examples similar to station holiday from inspiring English sources

This is one of Southeast Asia's most popular hill stations, holiday towns at the base of lush, low mountains.

They had entered a radio station's holiday contest, and won.

In 1999, he published edited lowlights of his collection - cards printed in hideous and even slightly out-of-register colours depicting the latest municipal bus station, glum holiday camps and even stretches of empty new motorway - in a quietly funny book Boring Postcards.

Polling stations in holiday resorts experienced an onslaught of eager visitor-voters.

Instead, it sounded a bit like the kind of euro-centric house you hear on radio stations on holiday: cheesy, faux-euphoric, and a bit plasticy.

An audiotape with a voice purporting to be that of Saddam Hussein was broadcast on Al Arabiya satellite television station today, a holiday under Mr. Hussein's rule commemorating the 1968 coup that brought his Baath Party to power.

Network Rail has said it expects there to be "no major problems" as it aims to reopen Nottingham Station on Bank Holiday Monday, as planned.

Station closures over holiday weekends.

Which was often stolen during packed railway stations in the holiday season.

2. Discover some service members' thoughts on spending the holiday stationed abroad by reading and discussing "Deck the Mess Hall".

America will be able to call itself a religiously plural nation when TV stations run happy holiday messages for these religions, when school orchestras play their music and when department stores have sales in honor of their holidays.