Sentence examples for building terminals from inspiring English sources
With all of these costs escalating airport operators say building terminals with shared resources makes economic sense.
He said the nation should consider building terminals to accept deliveries of liquefied natural gas from other countries as the quickest way to address the supply needs.
Other countries will be well on their way to building terminals to import liquefied natural gas or to developing their own gas reserves.
Mainland China also is investing heavily in cruise infrastructure, says Mr. Peisley of Cruise Market Watch, with Shanghai, Dalian, Tianjin, Sanya, Xiamen and Qingdao all possessing or building terminals.
On energy, older EU members point out that they have spent years diversifying away from Russian gas, eg, by building terminals to receive liquefied natural gas, while most ex-communist newcomers have done nothing, despite much nagging.
Over time, Sempra Energy and Exxon Mobil also bought into the idea of building terminals on the gulf, and Chevron and Total signed 20-year agreements guaranteeing Cheniere payments of more than $250 million a year for use of half the Louisiana terminal capacity.
Last month, the Port Authority board approved the construction of a new United Airlines terminal on part of the site occupied by Saarinen's T.W.A. building, Terminal 5, which is protected as a city landmark.
One respondent was the group that is now building Terminal 4, a consortium composed of Schiphol U.S.A., the American subsidiary of the Dutch company that runs Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam; LCOR, a New York developer, and Lehman Brothers.
American Airlines began the ground work earlier this year for its colossal new building, Terminal 8, which will have 57 gates and the first midfield concourse at Kennedy, reached by an underground tunnel.
That was the logic behind building Terminal 5 and a mooted third mini-runway.
Although it will end up as the smallest of the new passenger buildings, Terminal 1 affords a preview of the future at Kennedy, with four ticketing islands set into a spacious departures hall.
