Sentence examples for the current runway from inspiring English sources

The current runway, the Tweed-New Haven Airport Authority said, "is too short for most airlines to operate on a break-even basis".

She was wearing a big leather coat, a long droopy scarf and ragged-edged jeans, giving everyone heart palpitations because her uncombed hair and scrubbed clean face coincided exactly with the current runway trend for very natural makeup and unstyled hair.

Australia is searching for a new aircraft landing site in Antarctica because the current runway is melting due to global warming.

The airport finished a major expansion project to add 1800 feet to the north end of the current runway and lengthen the taxiway in 2007.

Perhaps the movie, set in the early 1960s, just as sexual freedom was burgeoning in England, inspired the big hair that seems to be a new thing on the current runways.

On Monday, a line of shoppers waited there outside the dressing room to try on jersey dresses that cost $9.99, or belted knit outfits no less appealing than some of the stuff on the current runways, though at a cost of $19.99.

Two new runways are also planned: a 3000 m runway parallel to the current north south runway and a 3000 m runway south of the current east west runway.

Europe's largest airport unveiled plans for a runway that would lie either to the south-west, the north-west or the north of the two current runways, at a cost of between £14bn and £18bn, increasing flights from 480,000 to 740,000 a year.

The space beneath the Worldport would be converted to what amounts to an airplane parking lot, which Kennedy officials hope will ease the airport's current runway congestion and allow for faster travel between the runway and the gate.

The island's current runway is too short, Mr. Clarion said, and its location leaves it vulnerable to dangerous crosswinds that sometimes shut down the airport, stranding islanders who rely on planes for their mail, their groceries and their access to the mainland when the seas are too high.

But while "Gladiator" is set in A.D. 180, many of the clothes and accessories mirror current runway trends: Lucilla (Connie Nielsen), the emperor's daughter, is done up in pearl-beaded wraps and exquisite headbands that could easily be worn this summer.