substation

That's why they had to come in using our substation.

The county opened a police substation near the community in 2006.

They brought us to the side, and then to a substation, where we stopped.

He looked about him again, and then walked back to the substation door.

Every major data bank has a large number of access substations.

The other two eastern lines also head into the same substation from the north.

Before all that long, I was within a block of the substation.

And the sheriff even has a substation right on the Walk itself.

How had he traced her to this area of the substation?

He had been trying to hail the substation for over an hour.

"They must have generator substations every few miles to provide power."

This range is set according to the distance between substations.

That would mean killing me and there goes the substation, like I said.

It no longer looked like a banking substation in there.

"After she came home and before I phoned the substation."

The Substation started to develop its music programming in 2010.

The company's system also includes more than 500 distribution substations.

Some of the substations have been converted for other uses.

Just west of the power station is its substation and an observation house.

We lost substations before, but not two at the same time."

The construction of a new substation normally takes at least two years.

A large substation remains on the north bank of the canal.

He ran back to the substation building and hunched next to the door.

To fight crime, the Memphis police put a substation on the ground floor.

The complex has a police substation and a highly visible security office.