Sentence examples for stations completed from inspiring English sources

The Luftwaffe's terror-bombing of Polish cities, bridges, roads, rail lines, and power stations completed the disorganization of the Polish defenses.

Mr. Vickers's use of color, both in his paintings and in the stations completed under his direction, was fanciful, a vehicle for expression rather than realistic depiction.

The 11 stations completed so far include a psychedelic design by Karim Rashid for Università station, Gae Aulenti's complex of glass and steel at Dante, and the jaw-dropping Toledo stop, designed by Catalan architect Oscar Tusquets Blanca.

The stations, completed in 1908, were the work of the renowned architect Cass Gilbert (1859-1934), who designed them in a variety of styles so as to make each station unique.

On April 16 , 1917 a short train carrying thirty-two pasteameds steamed into one of St . Petersburgs less distinguished stations, completing an eight-day journey from Zurich.

This station, completed in 1968, is at Vyshhorod, just upstream of the city.

Much of the island's power-generating capacity is hydroelectric, including the Daguangba hydropower station (completed 1995), on the middle reach of the Changhua River.

Today, a result of that quarrying operation -- a sheer cliff face -- serves as the backdrop for the borough's ultramodern police station, completed last year.

Among his many secular works were the library at the University of Cambridge (opened 1934); the Bodleian Library (1940), Oxford; the Waterloo Bridge (completed 1945), London; and the Battersea Power Station (completed in two sections [1933 and 1955]).

Its original 12 turbines have a generating capacity of about 2 million kilowatts; the Aswan II hydroelectric power station (completed 1986) has added another 270,000 kilowatts of capacity to the system.

A fort was founded there in 1631, but the settlement remained unimportant until 1954, when the Tayshet-Lena railway through Bratsk was built and work started on the Bratsk hydroelectric station (completed in 1964), one of the world's largest.