0 a large space or room in a public building such as a station or airport that people meet in or pass through: --
1 a large space or room in a public building such as an airport or train station, which people gather in or pass through --
I understand that the present concourse was constructed in the 1970s with limited planning consent and was only ever meant to be temporary.
The architecture of the proposed concourse, which will bring together the two stations and link them with the new sub-surface platforms, is imaginative.
There was a queue across the concourse to sign the petition and the staff asked us if there was anything we could do about it.
An immense concourse of aircraft would be required to move the whole division along with its equipment.
One cannot really approach this problem without doing what other speakers had done—seeing it in the general concourse of foreign affairs.
The stations will be served by lift and escalator connections direct to the terminal concourses.
We meet today in a rather more full concourse than on that occasion.
They are obliged to queue in enormous files across the so-called concourse, where they are charged by motor trolleys, no doubt conveying very necessary goods.
