Sentence examples for station to express from inspiring English sources

Several of Mr. Simmons's employees called the station to express concern.

The violence broke out at dusk after about 120 people marched on Tottenham police station to express anger over the death of Duggan.

They could be heard sobbing in television broadcasts of calls they placed to police stations to express their sorrow for the people who were killed.

As Moss writes in "Barbecue: The History of an American Institution," they were "the quintessential form of democratic public celebration, bringing together citizens from all stations to express and reaffirm their shared civic values".

Other celebrities took to radio stations to expressed their thoughts about Selena's death, including Stefanie Ridel, Jaime DeAnda (of Los Chamacos), and Shelly Lares.

A group of residents from Bedford-Stuyvesant marched to the 79th Precinct station house to express their displeasure.

A group of men who gathered near the fence around the pumping station were eager to express their anger to reporters before nervous military public affairs officers pulled the reporters away.

This is the aspiration common to road-trip literature and road-trip photography: The moment at the gas station is held, insistently, to express as much about the total experience as the shot of the Eiffel Tower.

And thanks to health care reform, nursing mothers whose jobs would otherwise keep them tied to their desk or work station are guaranteed breaks to express milk.

In 1895, the MS&LR put forward a bill to Parliament to build two tracks from Wembley Park to Canfield Place, near Finchley Road station, to allow its express trains to pass the Met's stopping service.

Does it really make sense for a TV station to let this man express his skepticism of the Holocaust live and unchallenged, effectively normalizing his views?