Thesaurus / concourse
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In fact, as the IronPigs hurler stood in the concourse just above the first-base stands at PNC Field in Moosic, Pennsylvania, last week, he ticked off the reasons why he saw 2021 as a success.
THIS FORMER NO. 1 PICK IS TRYING TO FORGE AN MLB CAREER … AT AGE 30HOWARD MEGDALAUGUST 19, 2021FIVETHIRTYEIGHTThe new concourse will spread those arrivals and departures over the 14 new gates.
SO LONG, GATE 35X: NEW REAGAN NATIONAL CONCOURSE A BRIGHT SPOT AS TRAVEL REBOUNDS ACROSS D.C. REGIONLORI ARATANIAPRIL 15, 2021WASHINGTON POSTSome work is still to be completed, as only two of the dozen or so restaurants and shops will open with the new concourse.
SO LONG, GATE 35X: NEW REAGAN NATIONAL CONCOURSE A BRIGHT SPOT AS TRAVEL REBOUNDS ACROSS D.C. REGIONLORI ARATANIAPRIL 15, 2021WASHINGTON POSTWith passenger traffic on the rebound, experts say the timing couldn’t be better for the new concourse.
SO LONG, GATE 35X: NEW REAGAN NATIONAL CONCOURSE A BRIGHT SPOT AS TRAVEL REBOUNDS ACROSS D.C. REGIONLORI ARATANIAPRIL 15, 2021WASHINGTON POSTIt’s just that his towering homer at Citi Field last summer, the one that floated above the stadium and bounced to a concessions stand on the upper-deck concourse, was sort of an accident.
FOR JUAN SOTO, THE HOME RUNS AND THE HYPE DON’T MATTER. THE WORK DOES.JESSE DOUGHERTYAPRIL 1, 2021WASHINGTON POSTIn his first game, against the Houston Astros on Monday, he crushed a home run onto the left field concourse.
JOSH HARRISON IS THE RIGHT BLEND OF VERSATILITY AND OFFENSE FOR NATIONALSJESSE DOUGHERTYMARCH 4, 2021WASHINGTON POSTThe proposed expansion — a $10 billion private and public investment — would add concourses and tracks, broaden the retail options, and improve bus and parking facilities at the second-busiest rail station in the country.
PRESSURE MOUNTS ON FEDERAL AGENCY OVER UNION STATION REDEVELOPMENT. CRITICS SAY PLAN IS TOO FOCUSED ON CARS.LUZ LAZODECEMBER 17, 2020WASHINGTON POSTA vast concourse of angry men surrounded the tribunal, and filled the air with execrations.
MADAME ROLAND, MAKERS OF HISTORYJOHN S. C. ABBOTTHe had to repress a smile as he followed where the other led him to a gray speedster in a distant corner of the open concourse.
ASTOUNDING STORIES, MAY, 1931VARIOUSThat there would be a great concourse of lords and lordlings and their families and retinues followed as a matter of course.
FREDERICK CHOPIN AS A MAN AND MUSICIANFREDERICK NIECKSWORDS RELATED TO CONCOURSE
- alliances
- annexations
- articulations
- assemblages
- attachments
- bonds
- coalitions
- coherence
- collocations
- combinations
- combines
- concatenations
- concourses
- concursions
- confluences
- conjugations
- consolidations
- convergences
- couplings
- crossings
- crossroads
- dovetails
- elbows
- gatherings
- gores
- hinges
- hookups
- interfaces
- intersections
- joinings
- joints
- knees
- linkings
- meetings
- miters
- mortises
- nodes
- pivots
- plug-ins
- reunions
- seams
- splices
- terminals
- tie-ins
- tie-ups
- unions
- welds
- alliances
- annexations
- articulations
- assemblages
- attachments
- bonds
- coalitions
- coherence
- collocations
- combinations
- combines
- concatenations
- concourses
- concursions
- confluences
- conjugations
- consolidations
- convergences
- couplings
- crossings
- crossroads
- dovetails
- elbows
- gatherings
- gores
- hinges
- hookups
- interfaces
- intersections
- joinings
- joints
- knees
- linkings
- meetings
- miters
- mortises
- nodes
- pivots
- plug-ins
- reunions
- seams
- splices
- terminals
- tie-ins
- tie-ups
- unions
- welds
- affairs
- assemblages
- assemblies
- assignations
- audiences
- bunches
- calls
- cattle calls
- companies
- competitions
- conclaves
- concourses
- concursions
- confabs
- conflicts
- confrontations
- congregations
- congresses
- contests
- conventions
- convocations
- dates
- encounters
- engagements
- gangs
- get-togethers
- huddles
- introductions
- meets
- one on ones
- parleys
- powwows
- rallies
- rendezvous
- reunions
- sessions
- showdowns
- talks
- trysts
- turnouts
- aggregation
- army
- assemblage
- assembly
- collection
- commonalty
- concourse
- congregation
- crowd
- crush
- drove
- great number
- heap
- herd
- horde
- host
- infinitude
- infinity
- jam
- legion
- loads
- lot
- lots
- majority
- mass
- mob
- much
- myriad
- number
- numbers
- ocean
- oodles
- people
- plenitude
- plurality
- populace
- proletariat
- public
- push
- quantity
- scores
- sea
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- numbers
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- oceans
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- people
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- populaces
- proletariats
- publics
- pushes
- quantities
- scores
- seas
- slews
- swarms
- throngs
- turnouts
- army
- array
- blowout
- bunch
- cattle
- circle
- clique
- cloud
- cluster
- company
- concourse
- confluence
- conflux
- congeries
- congregation
- coterie
- crew
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- deluge
- drove
- faction
- flock
- flood
- gaggle
- great unwashed
- group
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- host
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- legion
- lot
- mass
- masses
- meet
- mob
- multitude
- muster
- organization
- pack
- party
- people
- posse
- press
- rabble
- rank and file
- score
- scores
- sellout
- set
- stream
- surge
- swarm
- throng
- troupe
- tumult
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