Sentence examples for whose stations are from inspiring English sources

Try to use lettered trains, whose stations are larger and which have roomier cars.

The project creates a network by adding two lines to an old one whose stations are being upgraded.

In seeking another channel to broadcast his show, Mr. Chamorro found that other outlets — including those owned by Ángel González, a Mexican media mogul whose stations are known for gentle treatment of the governing party — would not have him.

On Santiago's metro -- a clean, efficient subway system whose stations are decorated with colorful murals -- I hoped to find another frog sticker so I could ask the teacher about it, but I saw none.

This policy was particularly unreasonable as the men would be spaced along the yard, and the two whose stations were furthest out would always be the last down.

The pooled prevalence of pterygium (19.3%, 95% CI 12.4% to 28.9%; I=49.8%, Q=0.99; p<0.001) whose stations were located in the latitude ranges of 20 30° was higher than for those in any other areas (figure 3).

"This is a business area," said Mr. Voll, whose station is in an industrial area near the Rochester airport.

The friend likes to eat in the front dining room, but Mr. Hertling will be served only by Mr. Zwiener, whose station is always in back.

Twelve miles away, in Chatham, whose station is the first stop in the county for trains leaving New York City, sales activity had held steady, leaving just five months' inventory.

"Everyone asks about the birds — we call them the 55 Water Street mascots," said Orlando Burgos, whose station is the front desk.

The new site is quite near Woburn, but a lot closer to Millbrook (site of the former Vauxhall testing ground, as featured on Top Gear) and Flitwick – whose station is key to unlocking the London market.