Sentence examples for runways to keep from inspiring English sources

Controllers were using the perpendicular runways to keep up with the stream of arrivals.

They are replacing or improving existing terminals, updating food concessions and parking garages, or adding runways to keep up with growing demand.

Unlike other airports in Continental Europe, Heathrow has been prevented by environmental regulations from adding runways to keep up with demand.

The airlines, anticipating the report, have been arguing that the problem is that airports have not built enough runways to keep up with growth, and that the Federal Aviation Administration has not made the improvements necessary to control more planes in flight.

But the funding has helped the company grow its team (13 by June), and gives it about a year-and-a-half runway to keep building its customer base.

The funding round gives Formlabs considerable runway to keep building out a business, a few months after rival desktop 3D printer maker Makerbot was acquired by 3D industrial printing and manufacturing company Stratasys for $403 million.

Theranos has the runway to keep working with approximately $700 million in the bank but the two labs make a good portion of the money for Theranos' operations and a loss of the founder and president would strangle any hope of recovery.

Japan Airlines, which operates between 120 and 130 domestic and international flights a week from Kansai International, says a second runway is necessary to keep traffic flowing into the airport in case one runway is closed down.

Having to walk or drive across the airport's runway – "Pedestrians are to keep within the white lines.

FOR five seasons the models of "Project Runway" were expected to keep quiet and walk the walk.

If Heathrow is to stay in the global league, then a third runway is vital to keep it, and by extension Britain, competitive.Tom Kelly Communications director BAA Airports LondonSIR Airlineses use smaller aircraft than are necessary to catch the time-conscious (and high-paying) business-class passenger.