Sentence examples for stations empty from inspiring English sources
Towns were left with deserted train stations, empty hot-spring resorts and extraordinary levels of debt.
Kosovo TV showed polling stations empty, suggesting residents had heeded Serbia's call for a boycott.
President Obasanjo, for instance, has broken up groups that diverted fuel to sell on the black market, leaving gas stations empty or with mile-long lines.
The "winter of discontent", in 1978-79, saw a series of massive strikes by everyone from lorry drivers to mortuary workers that left petrol stations empty, rubbish piled up in the streets and, in Liverpool, dead bodies unburied.
His sunny scenes of gas stations, empty boulevards, rubble and happy little tots mugging at the camera are modest, exquisite snapshots of understated affection, precious geometry and urban poetry.
There is no overstating how much this killer or killers has changed their lives, with gas stations empty, schools in a panic, white vans getting pulled over left and right.
Twenty-four-hour diners were shuttered and the gas stations emptied out, with handwritten paper signs taped to their pumps: "Out of Service".
The other was a static shot of the street below the offices of the station, empty except for some tanks.
A train stood in the station, empty and without any of the passengers who regularly travelled to London.
When he came to work on April 9, he said he found the station empty, and he threw away his gun on the way home for fear of being shot by American soldiers.
EDWARD C. McMANUS Dear Diary: I seldom take the No. 6 train so I was delighted when a new one came toward me on the platform at 77th Street and surprised when it pulled into the station empty.
