Sentence examples for wrong station from inspiring English sources

You're on the wrong station".

"Our fate is always to find ourselves at the wrong station," he wrote.

Several times, he says, he has forgotten exactly where and left the train at the wrong station.

That would be a double cheat since not only would it mean starting from the "wrong" station, it would also ignore the essential fact that the Golden Arrow was a boat-train.

He is not happy that "Chris Patten has been bemoaning the lack of female broadcasters on radio" – George Entwistle, the new director general, has been complaining too – but thinks the BBC Trust's chairman has been listening to the wrong station.

Conspiracy is everywhere afoot in this book; concern over graffiti that blacked out subway windows, for instance, was really just white and well-to-do New Yorkers' "pervasive fear of getting off at the wrong station".

They suffered from structural cracks, air-conditioning that was too cold, recordings that announced the wrong stations and brake hoses that kept separating during last week's snowstorm.

And he has been in charge of making sure that the next generation of trains, costing more than $2 billion all told, live up to their warranty and stop announcing the wrong stations.

New York, when I was young and foolish and you were young and foolish I bought weed on street corners and smoked it in alleys and drank beers in Washington Square Park and slept on the train back to Long Island and woke up in the wrong stations.

"The station is in completely the wrong place.

First they told her she had gone to the wrong police station.