stations
IPA: stˈeɪʃʌnz
noun
- (plural only, Ireland, sometimes capitalised) An infrequent religious gathering of family and friends spread over a few days, where Mass and the Rosary will be said in the home.
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Examples of "stations" in Sentences
- The key to successful stations is to teach the stations from the …
- Stations on the ground tracked the fluorescent zinc cadmium sulfide particles.
- Floods inundated railway tracks at numerous railway stations in Jakarta as a result of heavy downpour in capital.
- I found it interesting that the list of Lerdo's 9 stations confirmed the local belief that one of our stations is a cheater.
- 5: Waiting for arriving trains in stations is a management call, not a conductor decision; in the 80s, MTA policy meant trains met regardless of whether it would force a train to run late.
- Air America Phoenix has now disappeared into the ether and Phoenix is left with multiple Christian formats, some in English and others in Spanish, several brokered time stations (you know the radio stations selling you vitamins, good bowel movements and financial advice) a bagful of right wing Conservative Talk stations featuring Rush, Sean, Laura, Bill Bennett, Savage, Medved and all of their local imitators, three Sports Talk stations that live off the largess of their sister stations in the big corporate clusters that dominate the dial in Phoenix.
- Air America Phoenix has now disappeared into the ether and Phoenix is left with multiple Christian formats, some in English and others in Spanish, several brokered time stations (you know the radio stations selling you vitamins, good bowel movements and financial advice) a bagful of right wing Conservative Talk stations featuring Rush, Sean, Laura, Bill Bennett, Savage, Medved and all of their local imitators, three Sports Talk stations that live off the largess of their sister stations in the big corporate clusters that dominate the dial in Phoenix. '
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