Sentence examples for string of stations from inspiring English sources

Now he has a project called Acts of Kindness in a string of stations along the London Underground's Central line, where he asks people to talk about moments of helpfulness they've experienced on the tube.

If they had driven a few hundred yards farther along a string of stations lining both sides of Route 4 just off the George Washington Bridge, they would have found even greater bargains than at the Exxon station, which was charging $1.029 a gallon for regular.

Lustgarten said the Burbank station is located on a stretch of track where trains travel at more moderate speeds because there is a string of stations in that area.

He became infamous for a string of station orders on all facets of life, as trivial as an order to conserve razor blades by sharpening them on glass, and for considering requiring formal dress for dinner.

Michael, a Redskins senior vice president who replaced longtime play-by-play broadcaster Frank Herzog in 2004, was heard on the station until Snyder purchased a string of local stations in 2006 and moved the team's broadcasts to his stations.

In the most recent quarter the Post, which also operates a cable system and a string of TV stations, turned in “the worst performance of any of the public newspaper companies,” according to analyst Ken Doctor.

In the 1980s, Amway owned a large string of radio stations.

1888: Earth sciences professors set up the first string of seismographic stations in the Western hemisphere to track earthquake data.

Today he runs a string of radio stations and happily wallows in the role of rock patriarch.

Egypt has a light, as does the United States, where Lukoil operates a string of gas stations on the East Coast.

International rates are expected to follow soon.Less impressive is the sale of IBP, which owns a string of petrol stations, to the big public-sector Indian Oil Corporation.