Sentence examples for stations at which from inspiring English sources

This seems to involve some degree of co-operation – voluntary or otherwise – from companies operating either the cables or the stations at which they come into the country.

But it is seriously unhappy about the special voting stations at which soldiers cast their ballots, and about the many mobile stations that were sent into the desert to track the country's nomads.

On October 29th Shai Agassi, a Silicon Valley technologist and entrepreneur, said he had raised $200m to build a network of stations at which electric vehicles can rapidly be recharged.That would make a big difference.

River pollution, as well as dams built for hydroelectric works, have adversely affected natural spawning habits, especially those of salmon and sea trout, and Finland has established a large number of fish-breeding stations at which artificial spawning is induced.

The book artist Esther K. Smith will engage children in making paper crowns and headdresses, and museum educators will run stations at which young people can create pop-ups and cutouts; book designs and theater sets; and silhouettes for storytelling.

Training in navigation is generally given on a class basis, in which groups of students are taken aloft in a "flying classroom," usually a twin-engined transport airplane containing a number of navigator's stations at which each student can make his own observations and computations while in the air.

At each river station at which we called the bank was crowded with refugees from the famine-stricken hinterland.

The prime minister was determined I should visit a police station at which all the officers were women.

Sentencing him, Judge Richard Marks said: "In 2006, a well known model attended the police station at which you were based in respect of an allegation of assault.

The radio station at which he once presided as a king has relegated him to the midnight-to-3-a.m. slot.

Stead, on hearing the news, immediately went to the police station at which she was held and protested her innocence by describing what had happened.