Sentence examples for checking in more from inspiring English sources

The newest entry in the unbundling of what used to be included in fares or a la carte pricing, are fees for checking in more than one bag.

Since then, Envoy's user base has grown from 1,000 companies to more than 10,000, checking in more than 100,000 people per day across 17 languages.

Because it started noticing people using the app but not checking in more than a year ago, it has acted accordingly, shifting its service into taking advantage of all the data that it has already amassed, and continues to amass, to position itself as a location-based search engine.

Because it started noticing people using the app but not checking in more than a year ago, it has acted accordingly, shifting its service into taking advantage of all the data that it has already amassed, and continues to amass, to position itself as a location-based search engine.

More than 50percentt of its clients are checking in more than once a week, and the co-founder also said that the startup raised another round of venture investment late last year, adding to its existing bank of $1.3 million.

'In my generation, you went to college to spend time away from your parents and make decisions [and] live your life without checking in more than once a week, if that,' says Robert K. Durkee '69, who has spent virtually his entire career at Princeton and is now the University's vice president and secretary.

Torre returned promising to check in more often with Steinbrenner, and by all accounts, he did.

But it argues that the result suggests it "should be checked in more regions and even globally".

Having shopped until you drop during your stay and checked in more luggage than you recall bringing with you, Dubai airport's duty free shops will still beckon.

The company is also considering how and when to prompt people to check in more frequently and write reviews without being too pushy about it.

Ryanair's chief executive has provoked the wrath of some of his customers by announcing plans to charge £6 for customers wishing to check in more than four days before a flight.