Sentences with phrase «for abandoned airport»

Dating from 2011 to 2015 (Borremans frequently returns to ideas long after he first has them) they each depict a «sculptural installation for an abandoned airport», seen from above.

Not exact matches

I wish very much for all of us that we are never again abandoned in a post - apocalyptic / post-dinner-service airport.

Whether you're Team A-Rod or hope he is abandoned in a Florida airport before Opening Day, he's coming for those numbers.

The private sector participants spoke about the work that has commended on the Apapa - Wharf Road, contractors that have abandoned work on the Lagos - Ibadan Express Way, the need to revive Railway for ease of transporting goods from ports, the need to stop multiple checks at airports leading to delay, decry planned increase in alcoholic drinks, the need to take interest in education in other to avoid situation where I'll - trained people man critical sectors, the need to revive eastern ports including Onitshe, Warri, Port Harcourt and Calabar.

The meeting, on the tarmac at Albany International Airport, was the first time the two men crossed paths since the news broke that Mr. Obama had told Mr. Paterson that the White House had lost confidence in the governor's ability to win election next year and that he should abandon his campaign for the good of the Democratic Party.

Her decision to abandon the old Labour HS2 route of avoiding Heathrow and to instead now support a direct link to the airport is both significant and potentially life - saving for the HS2 project.

They forced the crew to fly the nearly 250 passengers to Libya for refueling before heading to their ultimate destination of Entebbe, Uganda, where they held the frightened travelers for a week in an abandoned airport terminal before an elite team of Israeli commandos rescued them in a nighttime raid.

Lucky for R, Julie is not so choked up about Perry's death, leaving her more receptive than you'd suspect to the attentions of her new gentleman zombie pal, who smuggles her onto an empty jetliner on the tarmac of an abandoned airport, advising her in grunts and groans that can barely be parsed as human language that she needs to stay on board with him for a few days, until the rest of his zombie buddies conveniently forget she's around.

In two new film installations and a suite of photographs for his first New York solo exhibition, Akomfrah shifts his focus to the ill effects of displacement: One of the works looks at a 400 - year period of migration from Barbados, Mali, and Iraq; the other takes place at an abandoned airport outside Athens amid Greece's financial crisis.

Volume Eleven's rather unprepossessing quality was in stark contrast to the adjacent film, shot in crisp digital video, which follows an unnamed protagonist as he wanders through an abandoned airport over the course of a week, having been stranded there mysteriously for years.

OK... I also abandoned her for an hour on Sunday night to drive DD to the airport.