runways in English

noun

1

a leveled strip of smooth ground along which aircraft take off and land.

Abandoning mixed mode, which means aircraft land on alternate runways , giving people in west London respite for a few hours in the afternoon, was not mentioned in the consultation.

2

a raised aisle extending into the audience from a stage, especially as used for fashion shows.

Theirs is not a fashion-show erotic strut down the runway .

3

an animal run, especially one made by small mammals in grass, under snow, etc..

Voles can scar lawns by constructing runways and clipping grass very close to the roots.

4

an incline or chute down which something slides or runs.

In existing installations where the deck saw is located so that it blocks the entrance to the log haul runway , the entrance doorway shall be guarded by a substantial timber or an automatic bar or gate operated by the saw frame to close the entrance while the saw is in operation.

noun

track, rails, rail

Use "runways" in a sentence

1. — construction of airfield runways,

2. Eight airfields had permanent-surface runways.

3. Airstrips: as in runways, landing strips

4. Design of roads, airfields and runways

5. The planes landed on Adjacent runways

6. Roads, Highways and Airport Runways Description:

7. The planes landed on adjacent runways.

8. General construction work for airfield runways

9. Preformed thermoplastic indicia for airport runways & taxiways

10. They construct field accommodation, runways, bridges and roads.

11. Huge snowdrifts had accumulated on the airport's runways.

12. The rabbit burrows can undermine the airport's runways.

13. It helps to prevent skidding on highways and airport runways.

14. The airport was built in 1946 with two grass runways.

15. A giant UFO lands on one of the airport’s runways.

16. General construction work for highways, roads, railways and airfield runways

17. Technical analysis of surface friction on roads, airfields and runways

18. Major elements of the Airside are runways, taxiways, and navigational systems

19. Operation and maintenance of 12 airfields (4 runways and 8 helipads)

20. A small train shuttles constantly between the concourse and the runways.

21. General construction work for highways, roads, railways and airfield runways #f

22. For highways (except elevated highways), street, roads, railways and airfield runways

23. Carrying out control of surface friction on roads, airfields and runways

24. In 2015, Russia expanded the runways in order to accommodate Russian aircraft.

25. Airside pavement—Pavement of areas accessible to aircraft, including runways and taxiways.

26. Motorways, roads, streets and other vehicular or pedestrian ways and airfield runways

27. • increased maintenance and rehabilitation efforts on allweather roads and airport runways; and,

28. Quality control of unbound layers in connection with roads, airfields and runways

29. Operation and preventive maintenance of 13 unpaved airfields (5 runways and 8 helipads)

30. Object Codes > Summary > 1316 - Roads, Highways and Airport Runways Institutional links

31. Both Aerodromes are equipped with Pilot Activated Lighting Systems on the sealed runways

32. There are also seven mock airfields that include runways, ramps, taxiways and buildings.

33. Israel destroyed the runways at the airport after the intifada broke out in 2000.

34. Using a system of parallel runways avoids delays and switching traffic to other airports.

35. || 5131 || 51310 || For highways (except elevated highways), street, roads, railways and airfield runways || 4520

36. Technical analysis of pavement conditions, including the roughness level of roads, airfields and runways

37. Completely open terrain with a smooth surface, e.g.concrete runways in airports, mowed grass, etc.

38. Aerodromes: a place from which aircraft operate that usually has paved runways and a terminal

39. Construction works for motorways, roads, streets and other vehicular or pedestrian ways and airfield runways

40. Airdromes: a place from which aircraft operate that usually has paved runways and a terminal.

41. Airfield: a place from which aircraft operate that usually has paved runways and a terminal

42. Airdrome: a place from which aircraft operate that usually has paved runways and a terminal

43. In the early 1940s the airfield was entirely reconstructed with three hardened runways replacing the grass.

44. 42.11.2 | Construction works for motorways, roads, streets and other vehicular or pedestrian ways and airfield runways |

45. Construction or acquisition of roads, highways and airport runways including any grading, scraping, oiling and filling.

46. Later, as cars and trucks became more plentiful, headlights were used to light up the “runways.”

47. • Urea was the chemical most commonly used at Canadian airports to de-ice runways and planes.

48. Aircraft arresting beds at ends of runways may be subject to damaging effects of jet blast phenomena.

49. Anchorings Anker Schroeder manufacture anchors for retaining structures such as quay walls, abutments, berths and crane runways

50. Consultancy, advisory and information services relatino to design and monitoring of pavements, including roads, airfields and runways