Sentence examples for tiny stations from inspiring English sources

He said weak enforcement from the F.C.C., which controls licensing, has meant a proliferation of the tiny stations.

But in recent years, ethnic broadcasters have begun to lease or buy their own tiny stations in the suburbs.

The restaurant stayed loud afterward, even as the cooks scrubbed their tiny stations behind the counter and prepared to go home.

The restaurant stayed loud afterward, even as the cooks scrubbed down their tiny stations behind the counter and prepared to go home.

Today wind powered generators operate in every size range between tiny stations for battery charging at isolated residences, up to near-gigawatt sized offshore wind farms that provide electricity to national electrical networks.

But while its influences were tiny stations that started from nothing, whose staff broadcasted from boats in international waters, or climbed onto roofs to erect aerials in the dead of night, Radar was quite the opposite.

But a tiny station signal, even with a bootstrap boost from the Internet, is still a candle in the wind.

34 Old Mill Road, 01698 813 551 *Gavin Bell This tiny station in the south-east corner of Trafalgar Square fits only one policeman inside.

Finally, after about 80 minutes, the train rolled into Mallaig, where the tiny station, equipped with a framed timetable and little else, marked the end of the line.

The first time I spoke to him was when I interviewed him on the phone for one of my first radio shows at a tiny station in Wales.

Best of all, these remote shores can be reached by train – the tiny station leads almost directly on to the pure white sands.