moving walkway

Moving walkways can be used by standing or walking on them.

The moving walkway stopped by Gates 43-47, then a new one started about ten yards later.

They took a spiral moving walkway around the central shaft, going higher.

Traditional moving walkways maintain a constant speed between each end.

A swaying, moving walkway 15 feet off the arena floor.

It is common for airports to provide moving walkways and buses.

The sensation is akin to a moving walkway at the airport, he said.

Instead take the underground moving walkway to the less popular Fimbabahn.

The term is also used colloquially for a conventional moving walkway.

Five moving walkways, one of them suspended, are available.

They paused at the edge of a moving walkway.

The Travolator bridge's moving walkway was a first when it opened in 1959.

There doesn't seem to be any sign of a transit system, moving walkways, or anything else."

I fought sideways and vaulted over onto the moving walkway.

Cutting himself off, the doctor stepped down toward one of the many moving walkways, but stopped before actually mounting it.

But higher speeds than the normal three kilometres per hour pose problems getting on and off the moving walkway.

Moving walkways are built in one of two basic styles:

He struck the side twice, and the moving walkway started, carrying them back down the chamber toward the unknown.

Gordon's sole election policy was the construction of a moving walkway from the city centre to the university campus.

In November 2011, the shark tank and moving walkway were closed for an upgrade.

A pair of moving walkways ran down the centre of the corridor.

No, not the rug, Quark saw when he looked down, but a moving walkway of some sort beneath it.

Carol thanked him dutifully as the moving walkway carried her into the building.

The Long Term section also has quick access to the enclosed moving walkway.

Today several manufacturers produce similar units called moving walkways.