Sentence examples for centreline lights from inspiring English sources

Taxiways are delineated by blue edge lights and by green centreline lights that also appear at regular intervals.

Visual guidance to approaching aircraft is also provided by approach lighting systems, a configuration of high-intensity white lights running along the centreline of the runway and extending up to 600 metres (2,000 feet) beyond the threshold.

The threshold is designated by a line of green lights, and the edges and centreline are delineated by white lights that shine toward the maneuvering aircraft at regular intervals.

Then he jumps to that wing himself in the next rally, finishing it from the centreline with a whipped forehand.

Most of the original Pilates exercises entailed forward and backward motion along the centreline of the body.

Stowage was accomplished by elevator lifts, which were usually located in two or three places along the centreline of the flight deck.

This is a radio signal that is beamed along the centreline of the runway and at the correct angle of approach (usually 3° above the horizontal).

Phil Brockwell, of Centreline Air, told the Eastern Daily Press: "It was at a fairly low speed of its departure, at which point it veered off the runway, for reasons for which we have some guesses".

Then, a server down the centreline rears up, Federer dashing netwards to dispatch, then a service winner, then a backhand cut hard to Gulbis' forehand - too much for him to handle.

Lights lit, nothing happened.

a Aortoventricular centreline is created manually.