Sentence examples for shell seat from inspiring English sources

Japan Airline's premium economy service will make its debut on its Tokyo to New York route on Aug. 1, featuring a "sky shell seat" that reclines within a stationary hard shell to avoid encroaching on the traveler seated behind.

He finished the surface with pale green paint, in a way that recalls what Eero Saarinen did with his 1956 "Tulip" chair: he cast the thin-stemmed pedestal base in aluminum and surfaced the entire chair in white plastic, from the flowerlike plastic shell seat to the pedestal base.

The airline's international services with existing cabins feature the fully reclining First Class Skysleeper Solo or Skysleeper; Executive Class Seasons Shell Flat Seat or Skyluxe Seat; Premium Economy Sky Shell Seat; and Economy Class.

Made of plywood walnut veneer of fiberglass-reinforced plastic shell seat and back, with a chrome base, it literally screams of the 1950s and ushered in the contemporary and whimsical look of the 1960s.

Currently, performances usually begin at 6 30 on Wednesday and Friday and 7 30 on Saturday with band shell seats reserved for subscribers.

It's a Segway that has an enclosed shell, seats two (though fairly snugly), integrates wireless navigation technology and goes up to 35 miles per hour.

The Sky Premium seats, found on select 777-300's and soon 787's, feature the same width as the Sky Shell seats but with a 4" larger seat pitch of 42" and a 3" larger recline of up to 10" compared to a 38" pitch and 7" recline on the Sky Shell seats.

Their fixed-back shell seats help give the impression of having more personal space, but if you need more legroom, Cathay Pacific makes it easy to book an exit row seat for a reasonable fee.

One bike has a plastic-shell seat covering a foam interior while the other has a sculptured, solid wood seat that Mr. Farrell said worked surprisingly well in preliminary tests.

Gradually, and more noticeably after 1945, stylistic details filtered down from more progressive design levels to appear as commercial fads, such as sectional seating and storage units, spidery metal frames, and plastic-shell seats; the Victorian whatnot (set of open shelves for the display of bric-a-brac) was revived, freestanding and rectilinear, as the room divider.

There is a carbon monocoque interior with two "race-shell" seats partitioned by a central bar.