Sentence examples for station matters from inspiring English sources

But as much as my station matters to my listeners, it matters to me.

"6 Music will not only survive but emerge stronger because everyone's about to find out just how much this radio station matters," he said on Twitter.

"6 Music will not only survive but emerge stronger because everyone's about to find out just how much this radio station matters".

But we must believe the simple things -- that everywhere in every land, people in every station matter.

Groups like Free Press say that quality and diversity on local TV stations matters because the newscasts by those stations are the biggest sources of news for most Americans.

Do you consider 24 hour news stations matter more than any other stations on your TV? Have you subscribed to a massive amount of them?

Despite the ersatz police station, authenticity matters a lot to Wainwright.

This was police militarization, border-style: a surveillance helicopter beat the air overhead (a department drone had recently crashed), and a Ballistic Armored Tactical Transport vehicle waited back at the station, should matters escalate.

And yet, for those of a certain station, such matters as price are of minor consequence.

Before taking questions, McClain explained the work being done at the station that matters most to this conversation: Long Island City's Court Square; a transit maze where four subway lines (G/7/E/M) connect, which saw an average of 23,317 daily passengers in 2016.

The confession the detective described, made at the Cheshire police station, was matter-of-fact.