Station in sentence

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So we reached out to community members and police officers in North Lawndale; it's a neighborhood in Chicago where the police station is perceived as a scary fortress surrounded by a parking lot.

In North Lawndale, people are afraid of police and of going anywhere near the police station, even to report a crime.

So we organized this brainstorming session with both groups participating, and we came up with this whole new idea for the police station.

So with the help of the city and the parks, we were able to raise funds and design and build a half-court, right on the police station parking lot.

But now, they even have basketballs inside the station that kids can borrow.

Before, there was fear of going anywhere the station, and now they say there's a sense that the court is safer than other courts nearby, and they prefer their kids to play here.

So maybe in the future, on the public side of the station, you might be able to drop in for a haircut at the barbershop or reserve the community room for a birthday party or renew your driver's license or get money out of an ATM.

At this time, I was interning at the Public Defender Service in Washington DC, and I was visiting a police station for work.

At one point, the officer who patted me down scanned the side of the police station to see where the security camera was to see how much of this was being recorded.

And in fact, in our system, I think it's better to be an affluent person suspected of trying to blow up a police station than it is to be a poor person who's suspected of much, much less than this.

They took me to the basement of the police station.

If the space station was stationary on top of a giant column, you’d still experience ninety percent of the gravitational force there that you do on the ground.

Astronauts just experience weightlessness because the space station is constantly falling towards earth.

Jason is a home health nurse in the Appalachian mountains, and his dad had a gas station and a repair shop when he was growing up.

So I suddenly looked at the stairway that went up to the top of the station, and I thought, you know, I had just come down that stairway, but I could go back up and then come back down and get a little cardio.

I mean, who wants to read about Jose asking about the directions to the train station.

And I reached into the payload bay of the space shuttle, grabbed out this big module, and I used the robotic arm and I attached it to the space station.

And the space station's about the size of a football field, with solar panel and trusses and all of these modules.

And going back to the space station, I think of, you know, Germans and Russians fighting Americans.

And so when I look up to space now, and I have this newfound perspective on the space station going overhead and looking there, and then looking back at my community and seeing the people that I'm living and working with, and coexisting with, I think it's something that we all can do now, especially in these times, to make sure that we have the right perspective.

We'll be announcing two more on the Soyuz to go up to the space station for 20 million dollars.

In partnership with public radio station WNYC here in New York, we asked women to tell us the prices of their mammograms.

And a weather station is on the structure.

Yes, I know it sounds really silly that the principal and the teachers would actually laugh with kids, but you can imagine the shock on D's face when the principal's cracking a joke or singing a song from the radio station, which almost always ended in a laugh, shortening the length of his outburst and helping us to connect with him in his world.

So you take the solar crystal with you in the light, there's a battery in the solar cell, you put it in a docking station and you are able to power these chandeliers.

It can also function as a little power station.

And this is the new 77-million-pound road-improvement scheme, and there's a new train line, a new railway station, and they're all being funded by the European Union.

In 2004, there were only two flights: two Russian Soyuz flights to the international manned station.

Paul Allen, Elan Musk, Richard Branson, Jeff Bezos, the Ansari family, which is now funding the Russians' sub-orbital thing, Bob Bigelow, a private space station, and Carmack.

That was a great time to go up and visit our weather station which again, thanks to Mitch Kapor, we're building up there.

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