Sentence examples for station wherever from inspiring English sources

And there's no signal on your mobile, so no taxi to bail you out to the nearest station, wherever that is.

Last.fm launched an embeddable radio widget today that lets you add a personalized Last.fm radio station wherever Flash widgets are accepted.

"They were in movie houses, storefronts, bookstores, train stations, wherever people congregated".

Perhaps fuel cells will become smaller and cheaper, making up a network of micropower stations wherever the gas pipelines run.

"The advice for the population is to avoid places where a lot of people come together like shopping centres, concerts, events or public transport stations wherever possible," a spokesman for the government's crisis centre said.

"Every news organization I encounter uses locutions such as '3,000 troops are stationed' wherever, when the meaning is 'a force of 3,000 members.' I bet there are troops of loyal readers equally troubled by this troopification of the individual".

They strap solar panels to the backs of their donkeys and use them as mobile charging stations wherever they go.

Listening to Spotify and Pandora instead of the same ten songs on the same five radio stations wherever you drive throughout the country is a godsend.

BlackBerry smartphone users* can now hear their favorite Slacker radio stations wherever they go, whether they are connected to a wireless network or not – a Slacker Mobile feature exclusive to BlackBerry smartphones.

Slacker, which had previously announced a similar agreement with SONY BMG now has agreements with all four major labels that enable listeners to choose from a vast catalog of artists to play on their personal radio stations wherever they are.

If you've never listened to it take the college station from wherever you grew up, keep the same dorky DJs but give them the ability to speak without stuttering and actual senses of humor, multiply the size and obscurity of their record library by a few healthy thousands, and you're starting to get an idea of its greatness.