warwick railway station造句

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1. The station was known as the East Warwick railway station until 1885.
2. Warwick is also served by the older Warwick railway station in the town centre.
3. "' Warwick railway station "'serves the town of Warwick in Warwickshire, England.
4. The museum is located half a mile from Warwick Railway Station, and a very brief walk from Warwick Central Bus station.
5. The museum is located half a mile from Market Square and Central Bus Station, and a short walk from Warwick railway station.
6. It's difficult to find warwick railway station in a sentence. 用warwick railway station造句挺难的
7. In November 2007 the 90th anniversary of the Warwick Egg Incident was celebrated with an historic re-enactment at Warwick railway station.
8. A bus transfer station alongside the proposed Mitchell Freeway was constructed in the early 1980s, which was demolished in 1992 to construct Warwick railway station.
9. The property on which the National Hotel was built, situated diagonally opposite the Warwick railway station was acquired by Deed of Grant to William McGarry in June 1858.
10. "' Warwick railway station "'is a heritage-listed railway station on the Southern railway line in Warwick, Southern Downs Region, Queensland, Australia.
11. The building was constructed of sandstone, and together with buildings such as the Warwick Court House, Warwick Town Hall, Post Office, the goods shed at the Warwick railway station and various churches are among a group of important sandstone buildings constructed in Warwick in the late nineteenth century.
12. The 352 route, which enters the suburb and serves the central section, links to Whitfords railway station; the 450, running along Kingsway, links to Warwick railway station, whilst the 372 route, which terminates on Landsdale Road in the suburb's southwestern corner, links to Mirrabooka bus station.
13. The stone work was sub-let to John McCulloch, a Warwick stonemason responsible for the stone work on a number of prominent buildings in the town including Pringle Cottage, the Warwick Court House, Our Lady of Assumption Convent ), the goods sheds at Warwick railway station and the former Albion Street Post Office.
14. Barnes & Co, a local trading company, built a large department store in Palmerin Street; the local Roman Catholic community thought that a larger church was required to accommodate the growing population though this was not built until the late 1920s; full scale redevelopment of the Warwick railway station was undertaken and the commercial core of Warwick was consolidated.