Sentence examples for station style from inspiring English sources
The aim of the present study is to determine the different acoustical characteristics of the train noise for each station style.
Play.fm is also up against the plethora of websites that host and play DJ sets (mostly limited to one genre) in an online radio station style and usually based on a paid subscription service.
The Ambler's Texaco Station is built in a common gas station style known as "house and canopy" style or "domestic style".
You stand at a counter, Tokyo-train-station style, in this narrow storefront, where conversation is precluded by exhalations of transcendent satisfaction.
Ms. Keating describes the stations' style as "retro choo-choo," a nostalgic reference to the heyday of the post-industrial riverfront towns that the line runs through.
These days, the police have cracked down on the Penn Station-style scam, and hailing summonses are mostly issued in conjunction with other charges, like fraud.
-- and the first Supreme Court instant replay, outfitted by MSNBC with an N.B.A. countdown clock, Sony Play Station-style animations and ESPN-style Telestrator diagrams.
Appointments with the in-store optometrist are displayed on a railway-station-style time board.Currying favourBritain may be one of the places where the future of retail is most easily seen.
THE bright-red articulated buses of Bogotá's TransMilenio, with their dedicated lanes and station-style stops, were once the symbol of a city that had been transformed from chaos and corruption in the 1980s into a model of enlightened management admired and imitated across Latin America.
She also had to compete with the echoing hubbub of a herd of visiting high-school students, who had taken over the only public seating on the main floor, a single row of bus-station-style benches, pressed against the wall opposite the elevators.
The nearest airport, Waterford, is so small that you can easily absently-mindedly wander through passport control without knowing you have done so until you see the provincial station-style sandwich bar on the other side.
