Sentence examples for terminal made from inspiring English sources

The air-conditioned terminal, made of steel, wood and coral stone, and with nearly 80,000 square feet, is designed with the architectural features of a typical sugar mill town, in recognition of its ownership, the Central Romana Corporation, Casa de Campo's parent company, which operates the Dominican Republic's largest sugar mill.

The base service, which costs $22 per month, requires you to buy a $99 terminal made by Sony or Philips.

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Outside New York, people movers seem to greet passengers upon arrival in the terminal, making traveling much easier for those of us neither young nor in prime physical condition.

Now that it is unsafe to hitchhike, and affordable to fly, the terminal makes a better canvas for transition or self-discovery.

The New Yorker, August 28 , 1926 P. 7The churchlike summit, of the lovely Bush Terminal makes us wonder why some of our millionaires do not build themselves tombs atop their skyscrapers.

The Flyer's wheel is 492 feet high and is built over a three-story terminal, making its total height 541 feet.

The 24-hour, automated light-rail link would replace the buses currently used to transfer travellers between the station and the terminal, making the fastest complete journey from Luton airport to London St Pancras less than 30 minutes.

This exercise in archiving as reinvention is accompanied by digital films, one of a laborious reinstallation of Egyptian art at the British Museum, the other of Mr. Bamgboye sitting at a terminal making his scans.

Comparing these emissions for two scenarios (without and with an additional terminal) make it possible to evaluate the environmental impact.