Sentence examples for around a concourse from inspiring English sources
Citi Field offers contours and character, and plenty of opportunities for fans to chase balls that ricochet off a steel structure or zing around a concourse.
Program Director Bernhardt Trout introduces a Concourse Friday seminar.
1 A concourse is a 'view of the world' constructed by the researcher from various sources of data.
In our present study, a concourse was developed through the aforementioned focus groups and free-response questionnaires.
The grandstand finish that City set-up had disgruntled supporters turning around on the concourse and settling back down in their seats.
Although airports are generally behind hotels in the amenity department, some services are popping up around the concourse that suggest a greater awareness of the mobile office challenges of business travelers.
She was not allowed to board her connecting flight, and ran around the concourse screaming, "I'm not a terrorist," among other things, according to the police and witnesses.
Wearing a Rangers jersey and a gold rope around his neck, he casually strolled around the concourse, eyeing Riley down below.
Ted had no desire to return to the Renshaws; instead, he wandered around the concourse, thinking he should buy something for the girls, a pennant, maybe, but his mind was unable to commit to any purchase, and he soon found himself corkscrewing down the pedestrian ramp.
