Sentence examples for caught travel from inspiring English sources

From October 2014 through August 2015, the number of minors caught travel ling alone at the US border fell by nearly half to 35,494.

And get to your gate early, lest the overhead bins fill up. 5. Don't lie if you get caught — travel lawyers agree that misstating your intentions could leave you facing fraud charges.

He is caught travelling at 85mph on an M4 speed camera.

On Woodstock Road, 110 drivers were caught travelling at more than 35mph along the 30mph road in the five-day test period.

Earlier this month the Saudi authorities announced that citizens caught travelling to Iraq will face hefty fines and a three-year travel ban.

This other time, when I was caught travelling on a peak-time train with an off-peak ticket, the (female) train manager smiled and said to me: "I should charge you the full single peak rate, sir, but this time I'll just charge you the difference". My savings, in this case, amounted to nearly £12.

Once again, politicians itch to assume greater powers at home, whether it is stripping murderous British jihadis of their rights as citizens or – as Boris Johnson casually suggested this summer – scrapping the presumption of innocence for anyone caught travelling to Iraq or Syria without prior notice, leaving them presumed guilty of terrorist intent unless they can prove otherwise.

The depute fiscal told the court that Warne had been caught travelling at 103mph just after 09 00.

Phelps, 29, was stopped by police after being caught travelling at 84mph (135km/h) in a 45mph zone in Baltimore, Maryland, last September.

A motorist was stopped after being caught travelling at 111mph - almost twice the 60mph limit - on an Aberdeenshire road, police have said.

Simon Leong, prosecuting, said Bellamy was sent a notice after his Audi was caught travelling at 64mph (103kmph) in a 50mph (80kmph) zone along the M62 towards Liverpool on 3 April 2012 at 0300 BST.