subway station

“Louis became even more convinced that they were on a wild-goose chase when they emerged from the subway station and were nearly knocked over by hundreds of people storming in every direction.”

Simon & Schuster: LUCKY

“My father, when employed, might blow most of his week’s meager salary gambling on prizefights, or buying rounds of drinks at the local bar that, unfortunately for my mother, happened to be located between the subway station and home.”

Simon & Schuster: The Time Paradox

“Feng himself doesn’t speak much English, but he says it hasn’t mattered much: he lives in Chinatown, and the company provides a shuttle back and forth from the Grand Street subway station nearby.”

Simon & Schuster: American Chinatown

“I went into the subway station at Fiftieth and Eighth and studied the map.”

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