Sentence examples for station of which from inspiring English sources

And the armour-plating in crucial areas will soon be beefed up—as will that of the international space station (of which the first part is to be launched in November).

"Just south of here Pymmes brook joins the Lee and with it comes the outflow from a sewage treatment plant". We walk up the side of the brook to an automated monitoring station, of which there are 10 along the Lee.

AND, most ambitiously, given the topographically challenging nature of Oporto -- with many hills and a swift-flowing river running through the center -- the city is constructing a subway system, the first station of which is scheduled to open in November 2002.

It has four hourly services from Stavanger to Sandnes Station, of which two continue to Nærbø Station and one to Egersund.

The incline is 896.5 feet long and ascends 502.2 feet vertically to the top of Yoder Hill and the borough of Westmont, the station of which is at an elevation of 1693.5 feet above sea level.

There are photos of early members and of stations, of which 20 stand.

There were around 100 attacks at or near polling stations, of which there were more than 5,300.

Polar stations, of which five already existed in 1917, increased in number, providing meteorologic, ice reconnaissance, and radio facilities.

Smith says they expect 3 million visitors a year – some delivered by the planned new metro system, the stations of which Norman Foster's practice is tipped to design.

She eats only in Persian restaurants, she shops only in Persian stores, she watches only Persian language television stations, of which there are now at least 30 broadcasting via satellite.

The metro has 22 stations, of which nine are underground.