How to Use "Station" with Example Sentences

station (n): a place where public transportation regularly stops to let passengers on and off; a place where a particular service is offered; a radio or television company

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Used with adjectives:

"I will pick him up at the train station."
(train, bus, subway)

"We need to get off at the next station."
(next)

"I feel safe with the police station across the street."
(police, fire)

"He works at a gas station."
(gas)

"That's my favorite radio station."
(radio, television, TV, local, news)

Used with verbs:

"We got to the station too late."
(got to, went to, arrived at)

"The bus will leave the station at 11am."
(leave)

"The train arrived at the Main Station an hour late."
(arrived at)

"He runs the gas station in the evenings."
(runs, operates, closes, opens)

"I listen to this radio station on my way to work."
(listen to, tune into)

"The radio station broadcasts classical music."
(broadcasts, airs, plays)

Used with nouns:

"Let's meet at the station parking lot."
(parking lot)

"I ran into him in the station building."
(building)

"He is the gas station manager."
(manager, owner, attendant)

Used with prepositions:

"We are getting off at the next station."
(at)