Sentence examples for airlines stack from inspiring English sources

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They handle 30 million messages per day for a thousand companies, including Macy's, Asiana Airlines, Stack Overflow, KPMG, Telefonica, HP and UPS.

Plus, the airlines kept stacks of magazines for your travel enjoyment, and handed out decks of playing cards emblazoned with their logos.

In April, as commercial airline flights stacked up on runways affected by furloughed air traffic controllers, Congress passed one of the few adjustments to sequestration, allowing the Federal Aviation Administration to transfer $253 million from airport construction to operations.

Most of their dogs were kept in crates and plastic airline kennels stacked on top of each other in dark hog stalls.

An airline today is a stack of bonds being shifted around from one Wall Street office to another, or a trail of numbers flickering across a computer screen.

They bump against the seat pocket (filled to bursting with a thick stack of airline magazines, in-flight shopping catalogs, and entertainment guides for the movie that is being shown on a screen so small, and so far away, I wonder why they didn't pass out binoculars with the headsets).

(See our report on Greenopia's rating of eco-friendly airlines for more on how carriers stack up on the environmental front).

Occupying the vast space beyond all those amenities are the airplanes, some painted in the livery of well-known airlines and a few unceremoniously perched on stacks of railroad ties while their fate is being decided.

"I would come in on a Tuesday to pay the airlines and you wouldn't believe the stacks of tickets," said Conenna's daughter-in-law Connie who started working at Venus in the mid-80s.

Even the otherwise respectable apartment of Pearson's dead father, a retired airline pilot, reveals tidy stacks of literature about Nazis, Mussolini and the British Union of Fascists.