Sentence examples for terminal door from inspiring English sources
EasyJet might be more flexible, but once you've left the terminal door, you're still very much on your own.
"And if the Parking Spot does a good job, the shuttle meets me at the trunk of my car and drops me off at the terminal door".
United Airlines uses Argenbright Security services for its screening, the same company that lost its contract at Logan International Airport in Boston in November after a guard left a terminal door unprotected, forcing 400 Delta passengers to be re-checked.
Bruce Baumgartner, the manager of aviation at Denver International Airport, predicted that passengers would be lined up out the terminal door and into the parking building, in the January cold.
One of the latest incidents occurred earlier this week when an Argenbright guard left a terminal door unguarded, prompting a complete sweep of a concourse that delayed flights and forced about 400 Delta Air Lines passengers to go through new security screening.
It was past 4 when the terminal doors opened.
At 12 45 PM, I sprinted from the terminal doors across the street to the parking lot, where the press gathered in a makeshift gaggle and our ranks had grown to about 50.
The developers, Millennium Partners, are pointing the finger at the Transbay Joint Powers Authority (TJPA), a government agency that is building a massive transit terminal next door to the Millennium.
The closure could also disrupt the flow of North Sea oil into Scotland because BP's giant Kinneil processing terminal next door relies on Grangemouth for its power.
Why could they not give us any warning?" The merchants in the Stillwell Avenue subway terminal next door, which is being renovated, were given several years to find alternate locations, Mr. Egorov said.
Although mechanic exposures at rural terminals in warmer climates were similar to regional background levels, workers in the same job category working at cold-climate urban terminals experienced the highest exposure levels in the entire cohort because of reduced ventilation when terminal bay doors are kept closed.
