Sentence examples for former terminal from inspiring English sources

One former terminal executive recalled seeing an advertisement for a recent public event celebrating the city's waterfront.

The Lowline developers are also collaborating with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, the state agency that leases the former terminal from the city.

The aircraft did not land on the international runway but on the old strip which leads directly to the former terminal building and hangars on the edge of Lake Victoria.

Retired rail cars and steam engines rest on a lawn beside a former terminal, and an impressive collection of photographs documents train lines and the lives of railway workers.

Virgin Blue, the discount carrier that was founded by the British billionaire Richard Branson and operates from a temporary Sydney terminal that is so small that passengers sometimes line up outside, has gained priority access to six gates at Ansett Holdings's former terminal, and can get another six.

It was located about half a kilometer (quarter of a mile) south of the former terminal.

The switch was a white key on the bass end of a beat-up Weaver pump organ that was practically the only thing sitting inside the old Great Hall of the Battery Maritime Building, a 99-year-old former ferry terminal at the end of Whitehall Street that has sat mostly dormant for more than a half-century.

Hannah and Dan walked along the piers downtown, and when they got to Pier 40, a former marine terminal on the west end of Houston Street, Hannah told him that the place felt familiar.

The airport has two terminals; A dates from 1994 and is used for domestic traffic, while B is the renovated former main terminal from 1982, and is used for international traffic.

This former ferry terminal for boats serving Badger's Island (across the harbor in Kittery, Me).

The building, at 100 Main Street, is a former bus terminal and, possibly, a future anchor for downtown.