Sentences with phrase «old filling station»

An old filling station was converted into a lot where food trucks can park, shut off their engines, and serve.

Not exact matches

An 87 - year - old woman has sued the National Petroleum Authority (NPA), Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) and two other institutions over the siting of a filling station at Tesano in Accra.

John Eccleston of Open Gate Marketing revealed on social media this week that the Palisades, NY (Rockland County) burger and shake shop The Filling Station will be opening a location in Haverstraw at the old OTB building in front of the Samsondale Plaza.

He said: «The suspects stormed KAMS Universal Concept Limited Filling Station along Bauchi - Jos Road, attacked and killed the manager, one Usman Suleiman, a 35 - year - old man.

The two galaxies, first discovered by the South Pole Telescope at NSF's Amundsen - Scott South Pole Station in Antarctica, were massive and star - filled at a time when the cosmos was less than a billion years old.

Impact probably less on highway service areas (quick snack / coffee + bathroom break) but the other filling stations could look old fast (think Blockbuster video in 1995 vs. 2010).

The gas station closest to town where everyone fills up are ripping tourists off with an old scam: ensure the attendant resets the pump before filling your tank or you end up paying a lot more than you should.

These are old buses filled to the rim with people (and the occasional chicken), which typically leave the station when full.

This, of course, will fail when the «nearby stations» are up to 1000 km away (and things like the PDO were on one phase during the baseline 30 years; and a different phase now, breaking the old pattern of correlation...) and have changed over time (that is, the baseline was made between 2 rural areas and the survivor bias shows up when the survivor is, oh, an Airport and it fills in a cow pasture...).

Data travels from the deep ocean via copper cables to the glacier surface, passes through a weather station, jumps the first satellite overhead, hops from satellite to satellite, falls back to earth hitting an antenna in my garden, and fills an old computer.

There were strange sculptures being erected everywhere — blow - up ones filled with waving seaweed stuff, amusement - park - style ones with old toilets for seats, seagull mobiles flapping in the sky... A concert was due to start at 10 pm, but hungry bellies were aching, so we headed to a bar across from the train station and ordered food alongside our fellow travelers and their suitcases — a plate of Manchego cheese, olives, meatballs and fried calamari.