Dictionary entry
Station agent
Pronunciation
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Myanmar Meaning
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Definition
stationmaster /'steÇʃnmɑ:stǝ(r) / ( US also station agent ) n ႐ံုပိုင္။
Examples
- ‘The stationmaster announced that the track was fixed
- so there were cheers all round.’
- ‘Children unable to go on to higher education were absorbed into the government sectors as postmasters
- stationmasters
- clerks and other white-collar jobs.’
- ‘Fo grew up in a village on the shores of Lake Maggiore
- near Italy's border with Switzerland
- where his father worked as the railway stationmaster
- clandestinely helping refugees escape from Italy's fascists.’
- ‘An incompetent stationmaster is posted to an apparently haunted station in Northern Ireland
- where he and his equally inept assistants stumble across the activities of a ruthless gang of gun-runners.’
- ‘When Brennan rides up to the way station
- the stationmaster confesses that he is lonely out in the wilderness
- and that being lonely is no way to live.’
- ‘Outside mathematics he was the captain of the local Voluntary Fire Brigade and
- more surprisingly
- he assisted the stationmaster at the local railway station by closing the doors of the trains.’
- ‘Many policemen
- teachers
- church ministers and pastoral workers kept photographic records of their experiences in the north.’
- ‘Pandering to the great British obsession with train sets
- here you not only play stationmaster but engine driver
- yardmaster and route builder.’
- ‘I grew up in the outer suburbs of Melbourne and the police were people of great authority
- and the stationmaster was a man with a position in the community
- and teachers and doctors were well respected.’
- ‘John Fitzpatrick of Station Road
- Ballybrophy
- has retired after spending 37 years at Ballybrophy station where he was stationmaster.’
- ‘The Haxby stationmaster telephoned to York for another engine
- and in the meantime a goods train
- proceeding from the direction of York
- was stopped.’
- ‘They were met there by a stationmaster in Sunday best and by a fleet of horse-drawn carriages from the estate.’
- ‘The timekeeper at the docks and the stationmaster solicited votes.’
- ‘Coombs studied to be a student teacher
- the only profession then available to the son of a railway stationmaster.’
- ‘The 42-year-old is celebrating 20 years as volunteer stationmaster at Damems station on the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway.’
- ‘The stationmasters had computer consoles which they used to control the progress of this train when it appeared.’
- ‘During the war
- while she was working at Holt station near Bradford-on-Avon
- she used to deal with secret armament trains while the stationmaster went off to the races.’
- ‘The clerks were under management services from 1950 to 1980
- together with stationmasters and other grades.’
- ‘Technicians and stationmasters at Sri Lankan Railway took 48-hour strike action a day earlier halting 90 percent of rail services over the same issue.’
- ‘A phone call to the stationmaster saw the ball recovered and returned on the next down train - from Carlisle.’