Sentence examples for jet hangar from inspiring English sources

The owner stands proudly in front of a shed the size of a jumbo jet hangar and tells us there are six million tiles in there - Thirties art deco to Sixties psychedelia and beyond, stacked in rickety towers stretching up to the corrugated ceiling.

And the business industry's pain only deepened on Monday, when ABC News reported that JPMorgan Chase, which received $25 billion in federal bailout money, was buying two luxury Gulfstream G650 jets for about $60 million each, and planned an $18 million "lavish renovation" of its corporate jet hangar.

Smith conducted monthly inspections of the jet hangar, according to a witness deposition.

President Clinton and Paige Donner at Jet Hangar 25, President's Day, Photo by Mariel Hemingway.

President Clinton Jet Hangar 25, Burbank, Calif., Built by Shangri-La Industries, Photo by Paige Donner.

Round Table Jet Hangar 25, Burbank, President's Day, Photo by Paige Donner.

Paige Donner: Mr. President, how would you envision rolling out Jet Hangars such as these throughout the U.S. Air Force?

so, moving forward, and also continuing in the vein of Eric Garcetti's earlier comment about private business being utilized to further a green agenda for the public good, looking forward, Mr. President, how would you envision rolling out Jet Hangars such as these throughout the U.S. Air Force?

Just as Mr Wang was offering his predictions, deals were unfolding not far away in a corner of Hong Kong's airport where a new hangar, the airport's second, opened for private jets.Hong Kong's first private-jet hangar opened in 1998 to no demand.

It shifted the meeting last month to two jumbo-jet hangars at Kloten Airport in Zurich, and with French and English translators to handle an anticipated crush of retirees and other individual investors who had seen their nest eggs shrink as Swissair stock fell as much as 65percentt in the last 12 months, to its lowest level in more than eight years.

The jet black hangar housing Scotland's supersonic retiree, the G-BOAA Concorde, sticks out like a sore thumb against the rolling fields, but it is home to a real jet-age 1970s experience.