Sentence examples for unlikely station from inspiring English sources

But now, at 75, without more than a touch of gray and without glasses (because of recent eye surgery), Enberg can be found at what appears to be a most unlikely station: doing play-by-play on San Diego Padres telecasts.

But in the muscular arena of Tea Party and so-called Sept. 12 groups that have surged into dominance in Utah over the last year, places like Coalville and the Smith house have become unlikely stations for politicians to come kiss the ring.

But it is unlikely any television station would have accepted the video if he had tried to run it.

It is therefore highly unlikely that the station will ever be opened.

The study innovatively utilises interactive virtual reality (VR) scenes of 'representative' stations as the environmental stimulus and concludes that such an approach provides an analytical and pragmatic framework for managers of railway stations that are unlikely to receive Secure Station accreditation.

Most of these are fossil fuel power stations unlikely to be taken out of service early, so they will continue to pour out carbon – possibly into the mid-century.

The debate would have taken place from 5 p.m. to 6 30 p.m. Pacific time, putting it into prime time in most of the country's time zones and making it unlikely that many stations in the Eastern or Central time zones would have chosen to carry it.

Rest assured: no matter how much pressure they receive from sour viewers to put America's Next Top Whatever back on the air when a tornado is actively destroying communities, it's extremely unlikely that news stations will ever choose to run with regular programming and talk about a significant tornado event after the fact.

Places as unlikely as the bus station.

A similar BBC collaboration with Classic FM currently appears unlikely with the commercial station accusing Radio 3 of "apeing" its output to win listeners.

With a full-time crew of three, the station is unlikely to yield 10 times as much knowledge as a new accelerator.