Sentence examples for a concourse of from inspiring English sources

Nestled between a Caffe Nero, and a branch of upmarket Italian bistro Strada, rests a concourse of milk-white trailers.

A seven-story annex on the Fourth Avenue side will be linked to the tower by a concourse of public spaces on the basement level.

A soft rain fell yesterday as City College dedicated the Lewisohn Plaza of Honor, a concourse of bricks and granite slabs bearing inscriptions written by graduates, faculty members and supporters.

From the lobby's ceiling dangles a hideous space invader thing-y and a three-story escalator bears you to a concourse of slanting, undulating levels and glinting disco balls, not recommended for those with vertigo issues.

The subject was initially explored by means of literature, interviews and discussions with farmers, herd health management consultants and researchers to provide an understanding (a concourse) of the research entity.

Q-Methodology is about respondents ranking matters of opinion within a concourse to identify the existence of families of perspectives.

New Jersey Transit has agreed to pay $5.3 million for the design of a concourse for commuters at the Moynihan train station in Midtown Manhattan.

Under these new plans, The Bon-Ton's former store was demolished for a concourse composed of more than 250000 sqft of new retail space.

In the portion of his diaries known as "Detached Thoughts" Byron pondered the origin of life, saying "but even then this higher pre-Adamite Supposititious Creation must have had an Origin and a Creator – for a Creator is a more natural imagination than a fortuitous concourse of atoms – all things remount to a fountain – though they may flow to an Ocean" (Byron 1979).

While studying at Cambridge, Darwin was fascinated by Paley's elegant argument, and concurred with his professor William Whewell that the only alternative to an intelligent designer was the generation of the world through "a fortuitous concourse of atoms"–surely an absurdity.

Federal aviation authorities evacuated a Southwest Airlines concourse of Baltimore-Washington International Airport this morning after a woman bypassed a security checkpoint, officials said.