The phrase "vast runway" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large or extensive area designated for aircraft takeoff and landing.
Example: "The airport features a vast runway that can accommodate the largest commercial jets."
Alternatives: "expansive runway" or "large runway."
The Makani buildings, which consist of a tower, a hangar, and an abandoned fire station, sit adjacent to a vast uninhabited runway by the bay.
Tiraspol's main street, Ulitsa 25 Oktober (a reference to Transnistria's independence day), is a vast, vacant runway, the sidewalks of which barely anyone treads save for a few pensioners.
After a couple of wrong turns, I accidentally wound up on the vast, wind-swept runway, as rain blew horizontally past my car and lightning struck the ground.
However, the vast majority of runway looks may be too extreme for day-to-day wear, but are perfect to recreate for an oh-so-glamorous Halloween!
On Saturday morning, he adorned the runway with vast golden gongs, and he sent out his models in patchwork sweaters and chiffon gowns with hemlines that managed to be both short and long in a single garment, a style that has been floating around since the nineteen-twenties.
At a fund-raising luncheon in a vast hangar by a runway at Stockton Municipal Airport, Mr. Bush lauded Mr. Simon as a "proven businessman," but made no mention of the latest episode involving Mr. Simon that has stirred new concern about his candidacy among Republicans here and in Washington: a state jury verdict that found that Mr. Simon's family firm had defrauded a partner.
"Is it feasible to develop on this parcel?" For one thing, a vast marshland has overtaken the runway.
But far more than most passengers realize, pilots have options on their approach, among them, just where to slide that plane down on that vast and fast-looming concrete runway.
