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British-French supersonic airliner.

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Usage of concorde in English

Concern over Concorde concentrated the minds of the government 30 years ago. 
 The Irish Times 

You can watch the video here: Bedfordview robbery: Concorde Road this week. 
 The South African 

Its first flight comes three months before Concorde takes to the air. 
 BBC 

You sat silent as the obelisk in the Place de la Concorde. 
 The Mountebank 

Barricade Dividing the Rue de Rivoli and The Place De La Concorde 
 Paris under the Commune / The Seventy-Three Days of the Second S... 

At the Place de la Concorde the fiacre had to stop altogether. 
 The Old Wives' Tale 

The Place de la Concorde, which had become the Place Louis XV. 
 Les Misérables 

The Champs Elysees begins at the Place de la Concorde, and ends--. 
 The Old Wives' Tale 

She was silent as they drove across the Place de la Concorde. 
 Her Weight in Gold 

First-class flights to Biarritz, private jets, shopping trips to Florence by Concorde. 
 The Guardian 

Steal a quick glance at Concorde and you might have your doubts. 
 BBC 

Next week passengers will board Concorde for the first time in 14 months. 
 The Guardian 

Britain: Tickets for the final flights on Concorde next month are selling quickly. 
 The Irish Times 

Concorde was developed in the 1960s, meaning this is hardly a new technology. 
 Reuters 

Mr Rod Eddington made his comments on Concorde's comeback flight to New York. 
 The Irish Times 

The end of the Concorde and Tupolev airliners left the supersonic market empty. 
 BBC 

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Concorde through the time

Meanings of concorde in English