Sentence examples for station town from inspiring English sources

None of this means the women will storm the College Station town square to demand full-blown athletics democracy.

"Before we used to serve some destinations in France where international trains (like Eurostar or Deutschebahn) arrived, but with SNCF we have coverage of rail across all of France, every train station, town and location," notes Shaam.

The highway also provides a link to the neighbouring hill station towns of Darjeeling and Kalimpong, which are the nearest urban areas.

The full interview, conducted in July at the Dalai Lama's residence in the Indian hill-station town of McLeod Ganj, in Dharamsala, can be seen here.

Chiba was a castle town controlled by the Chiba family in the 12th 15th century, and during the Edo (Tokugawa) period (1603 1867) it served as a post-station town for several major roads.

With the closure of police stations, town halls and ticket offices, it is something our cities have progressively lost.

Along the Tōkaidō were 53 post-station towns whose inns and vendors provided lodging, refreshment, and gifts for the road's travelers.

The journey brings them face to face with a lost America: ghostly motor courts, rusted gas stations, towns nearly abandoned after the Interstate Highway Act made Route 66 obsolete.

"They were taken to the police station in town.

Today she waits patiently at the railway station across town.

The Fox station in town, KIDY, rebroadcasts the news from San Antonio, a four-hour drive away.