Sentence examples for the boarding door from inspiring English sources

"Why is she laughing at me?" the man asked her, referring to her 78-year-old aunt, who sat in a wheelchair near the boarding door.

We'll hear about irate passengers on United, American or Southwest who refuse to power down their electronics after the boarding door has closed.

"Fewer lines will create more space and easier access to the boarding door for customers exiting the plane from the previous flight and during preboarding," the airline said.

The cracks, the base boards, door jams, etc. should all be pretty safe but if any area you suspect is right out there in the open, make sure you monitor who's going near it.

After Ms. Bryant had given up for the day, neighbors screwed thick plywood to the gaping hole in the particle-board door where bears had swiped M&Ms and other sweets.

The sad truth is that for most stocks on the way down, delisting is the gateway to oblivion, and "Abandon hope all ye who enter here" should be the motto engraved over the Bulletin Board door.

Administration officials and their supporters make the case that, across the board, open-door engagement by itself represents a sharp turn from the past, and they cast Mr. Obama as a decisive change from Mr. Bush on foreign policy.

The estate isn't even the point, although when Middleton pointed to the board-up doors and said: "Imagine these houses with families in; imagine if this was a community again," it is freighted with emotion.

Moreover, the proposed methodology also takes account of station layout, assuming, as proposed by [34], that passengers during the boarding process choose the door on the basis of their exit position (for example, stairs or elevator) in the alighting stop so as to minimise the walking distance at their own destination station.

Three old log cabins with dark planks, low roofs and rough board doors have the look of the haven of one of those cantankerous old white mountain-men in a Western.

She is also on the board of the Door, a nonprofit youth development organization in New York.