Sentence examples for that concourse from inspiring English sources

Dick Snyder, senior vice president for business development, said that Concourse would extend coverage to more terminals as demand rises.

If I exit the plane fast I can zip across that concourse, possibly making that connection, getting home, and saving a ton of hassle with unneeded rescheduling, hotels and Ubering.

JetBlue has nothing there to alert passengers that its gates lie in that concourse, too.

On the surface, the street-level plaza that once covered part of that concourse between the twin towers is now a gaping hole.

The NJ Transit concourse is at least a bit less dreary than before; there's a surprisingly decent raw bar/clam chowder place near that concourse; you can even get a fairly authentic goat curry.

If you have a few extra minutes before your flight, use the moving sidewalk along the pedestrian corridor that connects Concourse T and Concourse A to enjoy the sculpture.

The problem is that Cherry Hill Concourse isn't wonderful now, and I don't think it's going to be wonderful when the renovation is finished.

An airport spokesman, Jim Reynolds, said that the concourse reopened after about two hours, but that some flights were running about three hours late.

In this, Network Rail was considerably helped by the budget-loosening power of the Olympics; the Department of Transport had previously decided that the concourse was too expensive, but made the money available when it realised that the world would be watching.

Rebuilding officials say they anticipate that the concourse will be lined with stores, which would allow the Port Authority, owner of the land, to satisfy some of its obligation under a lease to Westfield America for 600,000 square feet of retail space at the trade center.

The results of a Q-study are the distinct families of perspectives on a topic (as described by the concourse) that are operant, not the percentage of the sample (or the general population) that adheres to any of them.