Sentence examples for I hate planes from inspiring English sources
"For one thing, I hate planes," she says.
I hate planes but I love driving down nearly empty highways, especially Highway 395 in California.
Reading Girl on a Plane, and experiencing first-hand the terrifying event of a terrorist plane-attack, made me hate planes even more, kept me reading on until the last page in one sitting, but still didn't really interest me in any way.
"Now I don't have a house or my family … I don't like the war and I hate the planes".
After completion of a picture, the actor was usually on the first sleeper train (he hated planes) back to the East, either to his New York State farm or to his beloved house (built in 1728) on Martha's Vineyard off the coast of Massachusetts.
On the 25th of October, 2002, the Lebanese artist Fouad Elkoury wrote an e-mail to a woman he'd never met: Thursday, 10h30, getting ready to get on the plane (I hate leaving), the concierge puts your letter at the entrance to my room.
Put me in a plane, which I hate anyway, unless I'm going to Bermuda, and I'm incommunicado for hours at a time.
I'd rather get to the airport a little earlier and find the club lounge or a funny little sports bar and have a drink before I get on the plane because I hate the idea of running and I hate that stress.
Like purchasing a plane ticket, I hate being surprised by the final price, but there are so many variables here, the process is actually necessary to arrive at $646.08 for renting a goofy-footed performance snowboard (with boot dryers, goggles, and helmet thrown in) for a week in Park City/Deer Valley/The Canyons.
I hate air travel, apart from small planes: my dad's a pilot and he used to take me flying when I was little.
