Sentence examples for station was completely from inspiring English sources

A police station was completely destroyed, and had clearly been attacked with heavy calibre weapons, but it was not immediately clear who had fought with whom.

The rise of the automobile caused the railroad to end passenger service in 1937; by 1959 the station was completely closed and sold off.

The station was completely rebuilt to incorporate new deep-level platforms for the Jubilee line when it was extended to the London Docklands in the 1990s.

For the Jubilee Line Extension, the buildings around the station were demolished and the sub-surface station was completely reconstructed together with the building of a parliamentary office building, Portcullis House, which sits above the station.

Between 1908 and 1910 the station was completely rebuilt on a bridge over the newly built Chiltern Main Line of the Great Western Railway, which passed directly beneath the station.

A variety of underground and mainline services have operated over the sub-surface tracks, but the original station was completely rebuilt in conjunction with the construction of the deep level platforms and Portcullis House which sits above the station.

Because of this intense cold, the station is completely cut off from the rest of the world between March and November, the winter months at the bottom of the globe.

The station is completely unstaffed, and there are no facilities for buying tickets.

The tracks played by iTunes and Spotify for a comparable radio station were completely different.

And now it's January, 2017 and Clapham Common tube station is completely filled with Peta posters telling you to go vegan, and fine eateries like All Bar One and Las Iguanas are putting on 2-4-1 deals anewnew vegan menus for you to try.

Addressing concerns over Chinese involvement, Osborne said: "The truth is this: the reactor – which is actually a French reactor – can only go ahead if it is signed off by our nuclear safety experts and there are plenty of rules that exist to protect the British people from the misuse of civil nuclear power and to make sure that our nuclear power stations are completely safe.