Sentence examples for book jet from inspiring English sources

His book Jet: The Story of a Pioneer was published in 1953.

In 1992, she published the best-selling book Jet Smart which exposed the previously unknown health hazards of flying and forced government mandated changes in airline policies.

William Stadiem's new book, Jet Set, tells the story of the aviation pioneers who introduced Americans to groundbreaking aircraft like the Boeing 707 and of the people who travelled in their luxurious cabins.

But rather than focusing on the negative, let's consider a tribute to America's flight attendants from a cultural historian, Victoria Vantoch, in her new book, "The Jet Sex: Airline Stewardesses and the Making of an American Icon" (University of Pennsylvania Press).

This threatens the old model whereby brokers could skim off commissions both from the fleet owners, and from the customers who (literally) had to ring them up to book a jet.

Shortly after the earthquake, some foreign banks anxiously booked private jet flights out of Tokyo and other Japanese cities.

As I write, I have in front of me a funny little book called "Jets Underground," by a writer named Jeff Freier.

The airlines will receive a commission when passengers book private jets, and Flexjet will encourage its customers to buy first-class tickets on Korean Air.

Though there's some ridiculous mumbo jumbo about the secret society at the heart of the novel, though some of the complicated plot points end up not making a whole lot of sense, the book is jet-fueled by its author's unerring sense of character and his nimble, fleet-footed prose.

The Football Association has booked a jet to bring the England squad back from Euro 2012 on June 20 - the day after their final group match.

Now it's expanding the ways in which its busy, on-the-go clientele can book private jets to include its own native mobile app.