Sentence examples for displaced flight from inspiring English sources

Effigies Indulgences Anarchist Violence Chthonic Intimidation Vampyric Pantheon Succubus Hostage Transference Identity Mauer Interface Flitting Isolation Revenge Osmosis Crusade Tyrant Domination Indifference Miasma Pressgang Displaced Flight Resettlement Funereal Glide Trace Balkan Burial Reverse Manipulate Origin Text Traitor Urban Comeuppance Tragic Nerve Mystification.

There were sizable increases in one-way rentals immediately after Sept. 11, as travelers were displaced when flights were unexpectedly grounded.

The backdrop was a long and thronging line of displaced people in flight.

Displacing domestic flights and enabling travellers from Paris and Brussels to reach the north of England by train would mean 66,000 fewer flights a year from Heathrow, removing much of the justification for a third runway at that crowded airport.

"Almost every other developed country has addressed the problem of airport congestion by building high-speed rail lines" that displace many flights of 300 miles or less, Mike Anderson said.

The fish — 75 to 85 pounds, we estimated — catapulted into the air, sunlight sparkling upon its large silver scales and the droplets of water its flight had displaced.

With a million people in flight, millions more displaced internally, and thousands of people continuing to cross the border every day, Syria is spiralling towards full-scale disaster.

"With a million people in flight, millions more displaced internally and thousands of people continuing to cross the border every day, Syria is spiraling toward full-scale disaster," U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees Antonio Guterres said in a statement.

Those trips are essential for successful homing; bees artificially displaced before the first orientation flight have trouble finding their way back home even from a 50 m distance [25].

Airlines are expected to reroute passengers displaced by Thursday's canceled flights throughout this weekend.

It details the horrors experienced by child soldiers, refugees, and children unaccompanied, in-flight or internally displaced.