Sentence examples for the right station from inspiring English sources

Presently he got out at the right station.

And I managed to get off at the right station, in my neighborhood in Greenwich Village.

"Sometimes the wrong train will take you to the right station", is the alluring thread that runs though the film.

Strangely, even Dame Stella Rimington's bizarre and defensive speech from the chair (aptly described by Sam Jordison) now seems like the buzz of interference you get on a radio before tuning into the right station.

Before long, this pair will learn the value of crossed wires and missed connections and how (in the words of one colleague) "the wrong train can get you to the right station".

Fig. 1 Time sequences of auroral activities from ASIs [the left station is Fort Simpson (FSIM), and the right station is Fort Smith (FSMI)].

You're just not listening to the right stations.

We define two flows in this network: the first flow transmits packets from the upper-left station to the lower-right station; and the other flow goes from the lower-right station to the upper-left one.

In 1867 the British gained the right to station a commercial agent at Bhamo in Myanmar, from which they could explore the Irrawaddy River up to the Yunnan border.

You can also search for a particular band or track, then click on the right radio station to listen to it.

They fought for and won the right to station people overseas in London, Tel Aviv and as far off as Singapore to provide first-hand information-gathering from useful places.