Sentence examples for have hangar from inspiring English sources

CSIS said the new buildings on each of the islets, Fiery Cross, Subi and Mischief Reefs, "will soon have hangar space for 24 fighter-jets plus three to four larger planes" and "can easily accommodate any fighter-jet in [China's] People's Liberation Army Air Force".

There will be hangars for owners off the 3,400-foot 3,400-foottripavedich wairstripeted last July, and some of the houses — like the one showhich a photo illustration above — have hangars attached.

The 23,000-square foot venue has hangar doors that can be opened during spring and summer nights to provide a big-time arena feel.

Finally a few curious newspaper reporters started showing up, but not until the weather had turned bad and the brothers had hangared the plane.

Not for nothing did the Sinaloa cartel, until recently, have its own hangar at Mexico City airport, not far from the President's.

No drug lord has his own hangar at the capital city's international airport, right by that of the president of the Republic, by playing cops and robbers.

"The airport is a great convenience for I.B.M. employees," said Carol Makovich, a spokeswoman for I.B.M., which has its own hangar and several aircraft there.

"The airport is a great convenience for I.B.M. employees," said Carol Makovich, a spokeswoman for I.B.M., which has its own hangar and aircraft there.

Such breakfast runs are popular among residents of the country's more than 500 residential air parks, tiny subdivisions where each home has its own hangar and residents can taxi their planes right onto an adjacent airstrip.

Airlift has its own hangar, helipad and administration buildings.

It does not have a hangar.