Sentence examples for direct plans from inspiring English sources

Fresh Direct plans to deliver food to Manhattan, and Mr. Squire said the company moved to Queens rather than New Jersey partly because the Queensboro Bridge had no toll.

"I didn't have direct plans to come and see this line," Ms. Lusher said, "but when I heard that Pat McGrath would be here, it became a can't-miss event".

I never have any direct plans.

If the direct plans perform better, then it's a no brainer: Better performance and lower fees means more money for college.

The cost difference between plans is usually significant: In New York, direct plans charge a flat 0.17percentt expense ratio, whereas the advisor plans charge from 0.65percentto1.40percentcent for "A shares," which also come with an upfront sales charge of up to roughly 5.25percentt.

Mr. Griffin also has a more direct plan to keep the ball rolling.

They put a lot of emphasis on resident involvement, as their recent document on "direct planning" shows.

According to an e-mail sent to account holders, New York has cut the fees on its 529 College Savings Direct Plan in half.

FIRST LANDING (Ace, $21.95), a first novel by Robert Zubrin, an astronautical engineer, is best approached as a fictionalized tract for Zubrin's Mars Direct Plan, which promises to get humans to the red planet and back in "our generation".

This means that only direct planning is not able to support technological capabilities.

Concepts like the Mars Direct plan (first conceived in the late 80s/early 90s) took a similar approach to managing fuel for long-term Mars missions.