Sentence examples for a long charter from inspiring English sources

His aides said after Mr. Kennedy finally decided he was well enough to come to Denver over the weekend, they became alarmed when he arrived on Sunday after a long charter airplane flight, and reported being in excruciating pain.

A week-long charter of a 126-foot sailboat that can accommodate 12 guests will run about $64,000.

The Koch administration's long charter reform process should serve as Mr. Bloomberg's model.

I still remember the long charter flight home from Vancouver after the third Stanley Cup in 1982.

So far, such competition has achieved little more than re-segregation, long charter school waiting lists and the same anemic international rankings in science, math and literacy we've had for years.

Li said he needed government approval for big capital expenditures but agreed he could sign a long-term charter with a boat owner.

People are reluctant to enter a long-term charter with him because they are not sure what he is going to do".

Even so, Rodriguez says he does not support Broad's plan, citing what he believes is its flawed data relating to the plan's claims about long charter-school waiting lists.

Denmark has a long tradition of charter schools (literally termed 'free schools') going back to the mid-1800s, white in in Sweden is largely an innovation of the school reforms of the early 1990s.

The BBC governors now need to play a long game to ensure charter renewal, maintain the integrity of the licence fee and the conformation of the BBC's historic public service remit.

If he anticipated bad traffic, on a long weekend perhaps, he chartered a private plane.