Sentence examples for major terminals from inspiring English sources

In Portland a few hundred protesters blocked semi-trailers from making deliveries at two major terminals.

Broken flange detectors are used in major terminals to indicate the presence of damaged wheels.

LAX: Expect delays in viewing information on flight departure and arrival monitors in all major terminals owing to heavy Black Friday retail advertising content.

"There is a growing need for shipping that is not showing signs of abating anytime soon," said Dave Adams, the president of Port Newark Container Terminal, one of five major terminals at Port Newark.

"The issue is, can we build a consensus on something bigger than just stopping that fish?" In a 2005 report, Chicago Metropolis 2020 called for building major terminals where freight could be transferred easily among different modes of transportation, like rail cars, trucks and river barges.

During his tenure, the firm designed the systems for some of the country's most important buildings projects: the United Nation's Building; numerous state and private university projects; the expansion of Rockefeller Center; the New York State Office Building and Mall in Albany; major terminals at JFK and LAX; and Lincoln Center and the Kennedy Center.

Avenue line by way of curving tunnel not used since 1918, and visited major terminal stations, closed since 1945 and the unused City Hall loop.

Production in one major terminal in Indonesia is sliding because of a declining field, and production in another in Norway is facing mechanical difficulties.

The entire island is framed by two major terminal moraines (the Harbor Hill and Ronkonkama Moraines) associated with the Laurentide Ice Sheet.

Because there are few major terminal operators based in the United States, the most likely bidders are expected to be private equity firms who would seek to profit by reselling the terminals within a few years.

West Coast port operators tonight called off a threatened shutdown of all cargo terminals in Los Angeles and Long Beach after the longshoremen's union ended what management called a slowdown and resumed full staffing at a major terminal.