Sentence examples for ailing passengers from inspiring English sources
She was attending to ailing passengers in her customary cheerful manner, when a violent roll of the steamer threw her heavily on the deck.
White-coated health care workers fanned out across the international airport here to look for ailing passengers, and thousands of callers fearful they might have contracted the rare swine flu flooded government health hot lines.
Another senior administration official said that while there had been no need so far to detain ailing passengers arriving at American airports from overseas, the government feared that the day would come soon when large numbers might need to be stopped.
Ms. Hinojosa said there had been a "few incidents that we've had to look at a little more closely," in which a possibly ailing passenger had been identified on arrival and had then voluntarily undergone health screening.
In 1970 Congress created Amtrak to take over the ailing rail passenger service.
Five Puma helicopters carrying about 50 officers raided the Pascal Paoli, a combined cargo and passenger ferry run by the ailing, state-owned SNCM ferry company, which was lying off the Corsican port of Bastia after being commandeered by unionists in Marseille on Tuesday.
Russia's largest car factory, AvtoVAZ, another ailing Soviet giant, which accounts for more three-quarters of the country's passenger car market, spent years persuading General Motors to work together to produce a Russian-style jeep, to which G.M. finally agreed earlier this year.
Cab cell talk covers a spectrum of emotion -- depending on the driver and the moment -- from light banter about cheap tips and good-looking passengers to queries about traffic, to heated political debate and urgent inquiries about ailing relatives overseas.
"All its organs are ailing".
