Sentence examples for communications trailer from inspiring English sources

He also said that the authority had failed to maintain up-to-date airport maps and terminal floor plans for use in thwarting hijackings or other attacks, and that it lacked a ready mobile communications trailer for emergency operations.

By Wednesday morning, a FEMA communications trailer had parked near a Greene County Emergency Services trailer that had been parked in a lot next to the town's grocery store since Monday, serving as a de facto town hall and meeting place for residents and local officials.

The president's helicopter pilots live in the trailer next door, and nearby are the Secret Service command post trailer, the White House communications trailer and the conference trailer, where Mr. Bush goes every morning for his intelligence briefings that come in by secure video from Washington.

And when a massive tornado struck Joplin, Mo., in May, the city was able to get its phones running with the aid of an emergency communications trailer bought with some of the region's $3.1 million in department grants.

Jim Pettit, analyst with San Francisco-based brokerage firm Hambrecht & Quist, estimates that of the $900 billion spent on construction every year, about 5%, or $45 billion, goes for the "general conditions" segment that includes things like blueprints, specialized on-site equipment like communications trailers and fax machines, and support staff.

"There's trailers and communications vans.

These short links are ideal for use in offline communications materials like print ads, TV spots, app trailers, radio ads and billboards.

The trailers housed Secret Service agents, military aides, a communications center, helicopter pilots and members of the president's senior staff.

The project is developing an electronic communications system that enables a wagon train of tractor-trailer trucks and cars to make semiautonomous road trips possible — without the complexity of efforts like Google's driverless vehicles.

With new technology called near-field communications, you could use a cell phone to make purchases, or even download a movie trailer from a poster.

The communications agency Leo Burnett, having seen the film and liked it, made (virtually pro bono) two short trailers for the film, which were released virally.