glazed canopy造句

• The station originally had four platforms with additional stabling lines, a glazed canopy and a footbridge spanning the platforms.
• The fuselage was redesigned to give the round cross section, glazed canopy and distinctive fin shape of the original Harvard.
• Large steel pillars held up an enormous 3-part glazed canopy measuring in length, with a centre span of and a pair of flanking spans each of.
• Fully glazed canopies were added over the station entrance and platform in the early 1900s, following the takeover of Pembroke and Tenby Railway by the Great Western Railway.
• Plans included the full restoration of the original building which would incorporate a call centre, as well as the incorporation of a new glazed canopy to replace the current concrete one.
• The principal shopping streets of the town have stone buildings, some with glazed canopies, evoking the Victorian and Edwardian eras of their construction and retaining a mixture of outlets including England's largest joke shop.
• More recently the remaining glazed canopies over the platforms have been taken down, leaving only the cast iron supporting structure and the slate roofs and glazed canopies over a section incorporating a ticket office and a waiting room.
• More recently the remaining glazed canopies over the platforms have been taken down, leaving only the cast iron supporting structure and the slate roofs and glazed canopies over a section incorporating a ticket office and a waiting room.
• Both versions were used widely for blind-flying training with a folding hood over the rear cockpit, and several were modified with a glazed canopy over the rear cockpit for use as a staff officer transport plane.
• Powered by a 298 kW ( 400 hp ) Mitsubishi A5 engine, it differed from the military version in having a glazed canopy over the rear cockpit ( which accommodated a crew of two ), an open forward pilot's cockpit, and spat-type main wheel fairings.