Sentence examples for central concourse from inspiring English sources

And a climate-controlled path leads to a central concourse from which the works can be reached.

Within minutes of their arrival at the Twin Towers, McLoughlin and Jimeno are buried up to their necks in rubble when the central concourse collapses in spectacular fashion.

It not only will shorten the hike but will guide visitors to a central concourse from which all the main galleries can be reached, providing a clear sense of geography.

In addition to the Broad Contemporary Art Museum, the first phase includes an airy solar-powered entrance pavilion, financed with a $25 million donation from — and somewhat controversially named for — the oil company BP; a central concourse connecting the campus's westernmost structure with the 1965 buildings to the east; and a new grand staircase in the atrium of the Ahmanson Building.

With its Tiffany clock on the south facade and its spiffed-up zodiac mural in the central concourse, it's a tourist destination in its own right and one of the rare stations worth lingering in for a meal or a drink.

The new central concourse also allows museumgoers to make more logical connections, progressing historically, for example, from the ancient archaeology of the region through the Ottoman period, then to the Judaica and Ethnography collection describing Jewish life dispersed from the Holy Land.

New Yorkers may be impressed by the scenes in which Washington Square Park, the East River bridges and the Grand Central Terminal concourse serve as backdrops — it really does feel just the tiniest bit as if you were there.

ATMOSPHERE: Cool, sparely designed dining areas overlooking Grand Central's main concourse offer Mediterranean-accented bistro fare, with an emphasis on seafood.

The New Yorker, September 28 , 1998P. 92 Color photograph of the new staircase on the east side of Grand Central's main concourse, New York City.

By Robert Polidori The New Yorker, September 28 , 1998P. 92 Color photograph of the new staircase on the east side of Grand Central's main concourse, New York City.

On my ride from Brooklyn Bridge to Grand Central, the app suggested that if I stood at the last door of the seventh car, I would step off the train and onto the stairway to Grand Central's main concourse.