Lalgola passengers stop at the station for a brief time.

No, the passengers just stop coming in, and we go out of service, and the other companies take the overflow.

At its peak in 1904, it made 100 passenger stops per day.

Many passenger and freight trains stopped at Parkes up until the 1980s.

My fellow passengers had also stopped to listen and, like me, were smiling.

A passenger walked by him on the way to the next car, then stopped and stared: "Amazing to see you here, T must say."

Most passengers had stopped at the airport bar, and no longer seemed in the mood for coffee.

A passenger stopped him and asked if the batteries really worked.

The passenger got his eyeglasses, started back down the aisle and stopped.

The passenger had stopped smiling but was still gesturing at me to pull over, now using the gun in his right hand for emphasis.