Sentence examples for train entrance from inspiring English sources

They may even do a light show in a dark train entrance, in their pleas for better-lighted spaces to the Department of Transportation.

For a few fascinating weeks last year, we riders of the 7 line even had a fictional train entrance for the R. Sometimes we get confused for Astoria.

The worst part is I have this scene I can't shake, a composite image of harried new moms dragging gargantuan strollers down the steps of an F train entrance on Smith Street.

At a No. 1 train entrance at Rector Street in Manhattan — where a turnstile and emergency gate previously appeared at platform level, occasionally stranding riders on board as lines backed up into the first car — equipment was moved upstairs.

Mr. Ryan's apartment was cluttered with papers relating to his fight against a proposal by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey to construct a new PATH train entrance in the neighborhood, which preservationists feared would interrupt the neighborhood's equilibrium and destabilize the delicate, old houses on Gay Street.

Later that day, protesters stormed BART subway stations in San Francisco, blocking train entrances and banging metal spoons against train cars – effectively shutting down several transit stations.

Grabbed my keys, inserted my in-ear headphones, and didn't walk a half-a-block before the flat-screen adverts signaled me to the L-train entrance staircases.

It's called Endless Summer Tacos (it was originally going to be Los Dudes) and it is parked on N.7th right by the L-train entrance on Wednesday through Saturday nights and all of Sunday day.

True, he said, thieves last week snatched his neighbor's cellphone at the No. 1 train's entrance, down the block from their homes in Upper Manhattan.

At a train station entrance at 22nd Street and Broadway, one monitor is already up and runs cosmetic and liquor ads.

Jamie Gray, the owner of Matter, took over a pair of storefronts — situated smack on top of a former J train subway entrance — on the corner of Bowery and Kenmare.