Sentence examples for expensive flight from inspiring English sources

"If you have to put it in the hold, it gets damaged," says Smith. "You really need expensive flight cases.

As we haul our suitcases to Heathrow for the long, expensive flight to Antigua, it feels a little risky.

Such conditions could not be duplicated in wind tunnels, and it would probably require years of expensive flight tests to solve the problem, Mr. Emanuel complained.

And, given a choice between a mundane, more expensive flight, or one on Ted, Song or JetBlue, complete with video screens and a fresh business approach, the cheaper choice seems far more attractive.

I arranged a multicountry trip through South America on Travelocity.com; gotten terrific hotel bargains in Miami, New Orleans and San Francisco through Expedia.com and Orbitz; and found a $341 round-trip fare to Los Angeles from New York from Cheap Tickets, when a traditional travel agency said the least expensive flight was $1,300.

To reach the highland town of Goroka from Port Moresby, for example, requires either an expensive flight or a torturous 7-day hike.

The most expensive flights are to St. Lucia, at $430 and $461.

It was not just a matter of justifying expensive flights, said the men's endurance coach, Dan Hunt.

"There were times I put up some large amounts on my Visa with expensive flights, but you do it because there's no second chance," he said.

Generally situated in leafy, wealthy enclaves and requiring expensive tickets, expensive flights and expensive hotels, they attract audiences even more well heeled than do opera houses and concert halls during the regular season.

The Speed take long bus rides (12 hours to visit the Carolina Queens) to avoid expensive flights, and players concede they are not always thrilled with the travel arrangements.