Sentence examples for wharf station from inspiring English sources

* The two huge eastern tunneling machines, Elizabeth and Victoria, will break through into Canary Wharf station box.

Clearly there is a calculation that the Jubilee Line extension, a 12-minute ride from the new Canary Wharf station to Waterloo station, and the proximity of London's short-haul City Airport, three miles east of Canary Wharf, will draw business to the area because, according to Charlotte Doherty, a spokeswoman for the Four Seasons, "the worry that there had been about location is no longer there".

Rob Brownell, 33, who saw the plane from Imperial Wharf Station in central London, told the BBC flames were "clearly visible".

It's also today put up a temporary installation outside London's Canary Wharf station powering two streetlights with the aim of raising awareness about the technology and its crowdfunding campaign.

The stamps feature a contemporary lithograph of a steam locomotive on the Metropolitan Line near Paddington Station, a 1938 Tube train, reproductions of classic posters, and an image of Canary Wharf station.

By the early 1960s Tywyn Wharf station was in need of major improvements.

One Oxford University study in 2007 estimated total property value increase around Southwark and Canary Wharf Stations was more than £2.1bn (above inflation) and this could be solely attributed to the impact of the extension.

4.31pm GMT This is brilliant This is a ticket barrier on the Jubilee Line at Canary Wharf tube station that sings.

Docklands, the great new commercial heart of the city, is virtually a design-award-free zone, apart from Canary Wharf tube station, which is (obviously) mostly underground.

It was its first outing and, talking on the phone outside Canary Wharf underground station, I had it held neatly under my arm – no further thought given.

(He unzipped it to reveal a paunch. Previous CCTV footage from Canary Wharf tube station appears to showed a man in a trendy black leather jacket).