Sentence examples for runways by from inspiring English sources

So what are the pros and cons, given that the aviation white paper says the southeast needs two more runways by or before 2020?

The problem will persist, he said, "until we charge usage fees for runways" by "auctioning off the landing rights" to the highest bidders.

Sir Martin also warned that the UK was falling behind the likes of China and Turkey in airport development, with the former set to have 17 new runways by 2036.

But by law, the agency is required to install protective buffer areas at the end of all runways by 2015, impossible if its construction money continues to be redirected.

Instead, she was put on display around Europe as a sexual freak, paraded naked on runways by a keeper who obliged her to walk, sit or stand so that audiences could better see her protruding backside and large genital organs.

The most significant concession by Hoon was the refusal to introduce a scheduling change which would have increased flights from Heathrow's existing runways by more than 100 a day.

"It definitely wouldn't look like a runway by the time we're done," she said.

It was modelled on the runway by a young Kate Moss, and even she couldn't pull it off.

The plane was removed from the runway by 9 30 a.m., and airport officials said flights were on schedule.

Washington Dulles International Airport had one runway open on Sunday, and Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport hoped to open one runway by Sunday evening.

The real ace was Goldin's look, which was accompanied on the runway by the soundtrack of an actual tennis rally.