Sentence examples for its concourse from inspiring English sources

Before 9/11, the trade center had about 430,000 square feet of retail space along its concourse.

Last week, however, jacked up on timbers and amputated from its concourse in an out-of-the-way section of the old T.W.A. tarmac, the last remaining Saarinen departure lounge had little of that Jet Age glamour.

In conjunction with the Metropolitan Opera's "Ring" cycle, "Richard Wagner Thee 'Ring' and Beyond," an exhibition and sale of autographs, memorabilia, prints and photographs from the composer and his interpreters, opened yesterday in the Gallery at Lincoln Center, on its concourse level.

Its concourses have long been a place of spontaneous street dance and music.

Harried people surge through its concourses and tunnels in perpendicular lines, mean salmon in puffy coats going always upstream.

That's a lot of luggage, to say nothing of the emotional baggage rolling through its concourses.

Besides its sheer volume -- at 2.2 million square feet it will be almost 50percentt larger than Terminal 4 -- the American gateway will also be distinctive in the layout of its concourses, which are parallel to the roadway rather than perpendicular.

She said she had allowed herself extra hours to make her 10 p.m. flight, and had chosen Air-Tran because its concourses are usually not as mobbed as Delta's.

Miami International Airport also closed one of its concourses for half of the day on Saturday and Sunday for similar reasons.

Miami International Airport closed one of its concourses for part of Saturday and Sunday, shifting about a dozen afternoon and evening flights each day to other concourses so that TSA workers could adequately staff the other checkpoints.

Its main concourse is among the city's spectacular locales, giving you the chance to observe the complex patterns made by arriving and departing passengers.