Sentence examples for Take a passenger from inspiring English sources

Airlines face fines of more than $3,000 if they take a passenger deemed undesirable by British officials.

Finally, on the subject of guide or other assistance dogs, another innovation of the Equality Act is to make it an offence for the driver of a taxi or other private hire vehicle to refuse to take a passenger with an assistance dog or to make an additional charge for the dog.

On the street, a taxi driver will pull down his "livre," or "free," sign and take a passenger past a tableau of coconut palms, baroque Catholic churches, whitewashed forts, hilltop lighthouses, blue tile street signs in Portuguese and Chinese, and bilingual banners advertising music festivals.

Co-founded in 2015 by Daniel Wiegand, Sebastian Born, Patrick Nathen and Matthias Meiner, Lilium's vision is to create a network for its proprietary vertical take-off and landing vehicles that will slash the costs of air travel and can ostensibly take a passenger from Paris to London in about an hour.

When you do decide to go somewhere new, take a passenger with you the first time.

Pilot Romain Jantot thought he had carried out all the correct pre-flight checks before taking a passenger for a flying experience.

Its Festive Bundle chocolate bar comes with 10,000lbs (4,535kg) of carbon offsets – equivalent to taking a passenger vehicle off the road, or halving a home's electricity use, for one year.

Uber takes a passenger from one origin to one destination, and Taskrabbit allows you to hire someone to install IKEA furniture.

However, the code-sharing prohibition means airlines like American, Delta or United cannot fly to a major destination in Mexico (notably Mexico City) if the offer includes a Mexican airline taking a passenger on to another domestic destination.

Landing on a barge at sea level is a great demonstration, but landing at 12 miles above sea level will make space flight more like taking a passenger jet.

Local youths with two-wheeled transport were paid a few lire to take a pillion passenger to the match.