Sentence examples for stone station from inspiring English sources
In summer, the old stone station building keeps diners cool while in winter an open fire makes it a cosy spot for dinner – accompanied by a glass of wine from one of the many local vineyards.
The university has been served since 1865 by a small train line that used to consist of two cars, running between a stone station at the edge of campus and Princeton Junction.
Every decent-sized town in America has a classic rock station that grinds out Rolling Stones songs.
Housed next to the town's old stone train station in the former goods store for the railway, Carlow looks like a whistle-stop cafe.
THE COMMUTE Madison's handsome 92-year-old stone train station — near the Hartley Dodge Memorial, the prim town hall — is on the Morristown Line, which offers Midtown Direct service to Penn Station.
Finish off with a prickly pear cactus drink (nonalcoholic) and a game of washers on the patio set with red umbrellas at Comfort Pizza (802 High Street; 830-995-5959), a renovated stone filling station that bears a word across its awning that should sum up how you'll feel at this point: "Comfortable".
When we pulled into Dunedin's newly restored stone railway station, completed in 1906 and one of New Zealand's grandest, we caught a few glimpses of the city's rich past on our way to Fletcher Lodge, our bed-and-breakfast for two nights.
Phil, whose real name is Phil Hill, claims the Egyptian pyramid was designed by extraterrestrials and once served as a massive stone power station.
Four upright stones, called the Station Stones, were erected near the Aubrey Hole ring, probably also during the second stage of Stonehenge, if not during the period between the monument's first and second stages.
Rodents are using the toolbox in the stone-carving station as a throne, so to speak.
And Alabaman Miss Weisener left home saying she was going to deliver supplies to the troops, but instead traveled to Tupelo, Mississippi, where her love, lawyer E.L. Stone, was stationed.
