Sentence examples for with airfield from inspiring English sources

That project added new food and retail concessions, a new children's play area, an outdoor patio space with airfield views and a gallery featuring art created by regional artists.

The company said: "The decision to close was made in consultation with airfield stakeholders including Airbus whose business will not be disadvantaged by the airfield's closure.

In a statement emailed through Yee on Tuesday, Boehm said that the authority is evaluating high-speed rail station alternatives "in the immediate vicinity of the property" and has started discussions with airfield officials on how to "preserve the widest range of both public and private interests at the site".

This would mean concentrating for several days, if necessary on artillery, aircraft (along with airfields), and missiles.

China has extended its military reach there by building artificial islands with airfields, facilities that American commanders have said they regard as military bases.

Fravel, an associate professor of political science, began studying China's South China Sea policy more than a decade ago, long before China began turning rocks and reefs into islands with airfields.

China's vast reclamation project, which began in earnest in 2013, shortly after Mr. Xi became the country's paramount leader, has steadily turned once-uninhabited places into fortified islands with airfields and increasingly military outposts.

With airfields in Okinawa and Guam still working, and long-range bombers perfectly capable of striking North Korea from domestic bases, the United States mounted a massive air operation to kill Kim and destroy any remaining ballistic missiles that could be found.

Fravel, an associate professor in MIT's Department of Political Science and a member of the Security Studies Program, has been studying China's policy in the South China Sea for more than a decade, long before China began turning rocks and reefs into islands with airfields.

David Burn, a district councillor for neighbouring Palgrave, said: "What is wrong with the airfield is that with no overall plan, you don't know what businesses you will get and you cannot set economic targets.

Eventually, after marching approximately 250 km over 14 days and being ferried across the Sava by boat, they reached Semič in White Carniola, which was a Partisan base with an airfield used for communication with the Allies.