Sentence examples for spacious concourse from inspiring English sources

Disrupt SF will be held this September 10th – 12th at the beautiful and spacious Concourse Exhibition Center in San Francisco, following our popular Hackathon which will also be held there this September from the 8th – 9th.

The two tiers are slightly curved in a parabola to provide good sightlines from all seats while inside there are three levels of spacious concourse area as well as the Holte Suite, a large hospitality room for supporters.

Although the project is not scheduled for completion until May 2001, the spacious west concourse opened for service Feb. 11 with the arrival of an Air India flight.

For six years -- "longer than it took to build the original," he notes -- Mr. Moynihan has championed the almost quixotic notion of reclaiming the station's lost grandeur by building a spacious new passenger concourse and ticketing hall in the General Post Office across the street, directly over the Amtrak platforms.

At Piccadilly Circus, one of the busiest stations on the system, Holden designed (1925 28) a spacious travertine-lined circulating concourse and ticket hall below the roadway of the junction from which banks of escalators gave access to the platforms below.

Rowe said Tisch and the co-owner Wellington Mara define state of the art as the best improvements available, like the $40 million training facility at Lincoln Field or the spacious 65-foot-wide concourses at Heinz Field in Pittsburgh.

But at the same time, out of this jumble, a different Kennedy has begun to emerge: one with sleekly spacious terminals, more stores and longer concourses, all to be linked by a light-rail system called AirTrain, whose concrete outlines, in the form of an elevated guideway, are now visible.

The lifts were removed and a spacious new ticket hall was provided giving access to a bank of four escalators down to an intermediate concourse for the Central line platforms.

Bronx Museum, 1040 Grand Concourse.

Yet despite the problems and cost, the number of wel fare families placed in hotels —mostly in Manhattan, but including the spacious St. George Hotel in Brooklyn and the Concourse‐Plaza in the Bronx is soaring.

Limited to Concourse students.