Prestwick

[prest-wik]

noun

1. international airport in W Scotland.

Prestwick

/ ˈprɛstwɪk /

noun

1. a town in SW Scotland, in South Ayrshire on the Firth of Clyde; international airport, golf course: tourism. Pop: 14 934 (2001)

Example Sentences

A motorcade took Vance and his family to Prestwick Airport on Sunday morning before he took off on Air Force Two just before 13:00.

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The vice-president arrived on Air Force Two at Prestwick Airport and was expected to be driven a short distance to Hulford in a motorcade.

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In 2005 he was jailed for six years, having posed as a priest and a hospice worker in Ayr and Prestwick to carry out crimes of dishonesty.

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A charge of stealing a purse in Prestwick on 27 March was not proven.

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He had barely left the plane at Prestwick Airport when he turned to a group of journalists and reiterated his distaste for wind farms, declaring "stop the windmills - you're ruining your countries".

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