Sentence examples for continental terminal from inspiring English sources

The shopping area at Newark's Continental terminal grew by 38 stores, to 97, according to Westfield America, the Australian shopping center developer that manages the retail space there.

After driving to work from his home in Pennsylvania's Pocono Mountains, he enters the office through an unmarked door in an area of the Continental terminal not yet open.

The system is in place at the Jet Blue terminals at Long Beach, Calif., and Kennedy International in New York; the American Airlines terminal at Los Angeles International; the Delta and Northwest concourse at La Guardia, the Continental terminal at Newark; the American and international carrier terminals at Miami; all concourses at St . Louisexcept for Southwest's; and all of Minneapolis/St.

This study gives an example of intra-continental orogeny when terminal deformation is governed by foreland heterogeneities.

And Obama's efforts to clean up the CIA could prove politically terminal if the continental US is attacked again by terrorists, or US forces in the field suffer some ghastly disaster because of "intelligence failure".

Terminal C which carries continental flights from Heathrow among others is considered one of the best terminals in the US.

Under the switch, which would take effect next spring, the N train, whose terminal is now 71st-Continental Avenues in Forest Hills, would go to Ditmars Boulevard in Astoria, and the R train, which now ends at Ditmars Boulevard, would change to the 71st-Continental Avenues terminal.

The water requirements of the Oued Righ region are provided by groundwater resources contained in the two aquifers: the complex terminal and the deeper confined continental intercalaire aquifer.

During the 2000s, towards the end of the construction of the CTRL, the entire station complex was renovated, expanded and rebranded as St Pancras International, with a new security-sealed terminal area for Eurostar trains to continental Europe.

While Cheniere is the only exporter of L.N.G. from the continental United States, by 2020, new domestic L.N.G. export terminals are expected to open, "transforming the global energy market and making the United States a global gas superpower," said Jason Bordoff, director of Columbia University's Center on Global Energy Policy.

After my Continental flight from Tucson arrived late in Houston, I double-timed it across two terminals to make my connection.