Sentence examples for be passengers from inspiring English sources
noun
One who rides or travels in a vehicle, but who does not operate it and is not a member of the crew.
The simplest word for them might be passengers.
But before long, there will be passengers with Google glasses and an Apple iWatch.
He and his children are to be passengers on that first flight.
The Foreign Office said in London that two Britons were thought to be passengers.
None of us, either way, can afford to be passengers tonight.
"The airline acknowledges that there will be passengers who will be unhappy with the outcome," the e-mail said.
The would-be passengers were ambivalent.
Heads swivel from side to side as would-be passengers search for their track.
Those benign brand-reinforcers had turned steely safety enforcers, emphatically directing would-be passengers during door drills and emergency evacuations.
Their team has now been told not to reject would-be passengers from the seven countries at check-in.
Meanwhile, would-be passengers stood in long lines in the north wing, while others milled about on Eighth Avenue.
