Sentence examples for hangar by from inspiring English sources
"You know how close I feel to your native land and to many of the people and places in your country," he said at a welcoming ceremony at the airport that was forced into a hangar by rain.
The county executive, Andrew J. Spano, would prefer to keep the airport as a boutique operation, snuffing out plans to expand a business lounge and blocking the construction of a new hangar by General Electric (which went to Stewart).
"I love that there are Nike missiles just lying around out here," said Mr. Meyer, gesturing at a cold war relic propped against a hangar by a canoe launch.
Laid on its side, the 305-tonne rocket was hauled out of its assembly hangar by a diesel locomotive and shunted along three miles of railway track to the launch complex.
In the film's funniest sequence, Melling oversees a heroic government-supervised makeover, performed in an empty airplane hangar by a crack team of hairdressers, make-up daubers and experts in the art of depilation.
The plane, a Beech 1900 turboprop, was airborne only about 37 seconds, reaching an altitude of 1,200 feet, according to the National Transportation Safety Board, before plunging into the side of a hangar by the runway, killing both crew members and all 19 passengers aboard.
AirPooler calculates the price per seat by dividing the total flight's fuel, airport tax, and hangar cost by the number of passengers (pilot included).
The corrugated-steel hangar, 40 by 48 feet, is just 200 feet from the back door.
The hangar, used by KLM Engineering and Air Livery, is located on Liberator Road, with a number of shops and other airport hangars nearby.
The shelter area consisted of five separate halls, each the size of an airplane hangar, connected by an enormous corridor that boomed with noise.
It may share a future tourist itinerary with the Euston Arch, where the perfectly decent 1960s terminus building will be replaced with a retail hangar fronted by a reconstructed Doric propylaeum.
