Sentence examples for station of origin from inspiring English sources

Each row refers to a station of origin, and each column to a station of destination.

A ticket inserted into a fare gate at the station of origin is processed and then ejected allowing a passenger through the turnstile.

If you forget to tag your card when exiting the station, you will be charged the maximum possible fare for journeys from your station of origin.

The SOS may notably affect passengers when either their stations of origin or their stations of destination are skipped, at which point they have to wait for at least one more train departure interval (hereafter referred to as the headway).

Geographical coordinates of all stations of origin were recorded using a hand-help GPS navigator.

The excellent interpreters speak the British language of their time, in dialects appropriate to their place of origin and station in life.

I was helped on by a certain doctor, she said... Certainly, however, I did not get on at the station of my origin; my mother told me that she herself had already been riding for over 30 years..

You can search for Internet radio stations by country of origin on sites like Radio Locator (www.radio-locator.com), Virtual Tuner (www.virtualtuner.com) and Radio Tower (www.radiotower.com).

Transportation planners know about people like me and are familiar with my dilemma, which they refer to as "the first-mile/last-mile problem": Public transit by definition doesn't serve commuters from door to door; they need to get to the station from their "point of origin" and they need to get from the station to their final destination.

For the laboratory measurements, the diesel oil was purchased from a gasoline station (the origin of the crude oil of the diesel oil is Russia) and the kerosene sample used in this study is a low odour commercial product (Alfa Aesar).

About 90,000 passengers pass through Victoria tube station's gates between 7am and 10am each day, many entering from the mainline rail station, the country's second busiest; others from Victoria coach station – the origin of more foreign trips than many regional airports.