Sentence examples for delayed departure from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Lazio is getting a relatively late start, because of Mr. Giuliani's delayed departure from the race.

He was still ragged from the long, unpleasant journey: delayed departure from SFO, a run through Dulles to make his puddle jumper to Albany, then the poky drive upriver to New Delft.

The airline declined to pay arguing that compensation was not due because foggy conditions caused low visibility at the airport which led to air traffic control slot restrictions, hence the delayed departure.

The standard Aviva plan, for example, has an excess of £50 per person on delayed departure and then offers £25 for each period of 12 hours up to a maximum of £250.

Graeme Swann His tournament preparations have been typically unorthodox – a delayed departure for the sub-continent to allow his back to recover from Ashes tour exertions, with the added bonus of being around in West Bridgford for the imminent birth of his child, and being cleared of drink-driving at Nottingham Magistrates Court.

Add another variation to the many types of insurance available for travelers: Travel Delay Protection, a plan for American Express cardholders that pays up to $200 a night for a hotel room if a trip is disrupted by a missed airline connection, delayed departure, canceled flight or denied boarding.

The lines for buses to various cities stretched around the block as delayed departures piled up and riders grumbled about the lack of information.

As a result, delayed departures of flights from distant cities are a "distinct possibility," said Doug Church, a spokesman for the union, the National Air Traffic Controllers Association.

Seems logical, given the high number of European airports with delayed departures.

An airport official from Sheremetyevo International says that in most cases, delayed departures there are simply caused by flights arriving late from other airports.

Along with tardy guests who can delay departure, there is the chance of high winds, resulting in flying food, forks and even people.