Sentence examples for a weekday trip from inspiring English sources

That's why I invited you on a weekday trip to a compound at an unspecified Middle Eastern location.

The weekends are usually pretty packed with Hong Kongers, but for those able to swing a weekday trip it's much more kick-back and less crowded, giving more of a true sense of the place minus the hoards.

American Express has linked up with Continental Airlines to offer student cardholders four domestic flights a year at prices starting at $119 for a weekday round trip to a destination up to 1,000 miles away and rising to $279 for a weekend trip of 4,000aux:dupe miles or more.

Tallying Costs My shuttle ticket for a weekday round trip, bought from a travel agent five days in advance, cost $230.

Furthermore, this study supports the argument of previous studies that with focus on weekday trip frequency, empirical studies may find a relatively weak effect of land use compared to the sociodemographic effect; this, unfortunately, would discourage transportation planners from considering land use interventions that may have other benefits.

Table 5 Path coefficients   Weekday trip frequency Weekday travel time Weekend trip frequency Weekend travel time Unstd.

Considering that age had nothing to do with trip frequency on weekdays (according to the weekday trip frequency model), one might suspect that this result was led by age differences in choosing the preferred mode of transportation.

Particularly on weekdays, land use in Seoul does not change trip frequencies (the path of "TB < − LU" was removed from the weekday trip frequency model because it was insignificant).

Transport for London said the number of Tube journeys was up by a small margin from an average 3m weekday trips normally expected in the summer, while Docklands Light Railway (DLR) journeys had gone up significantly.

A weekday round-trip BART to Muni transfer, for example, counts as four transactions a day (two BART transactions, two Muni transactions), 84 a month.

This does not lead to a reduction in the total frequency of weekday trips.