Sentence examples for fall travel from inspiring English sources
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Delta also announced a fare sale yesterday for summer and fall travel to and from Atlanta.
To go along with our fall travel cover story, T offers up a black book for the White City.
On days off, Irons rumbles around Budapest on his motorcycle, and he shared his favorite addresses in our fall travel issue.
After the summer rush, fall travel traffic to Europe tapers off, ushering in not just less-crowded museums and beaches, but rail sales too.
In T Magazine's Fall Travel issue, we discover a more contemplative mode of getting there, and being there, whether the destination is a place or something less defined.
So I settled down to write my novel and, that fall, travelled to Hokkaido for a week to research it.
He spent the fall travelling: to Edinburgh; to the Isle of Skye; to London, to make the silent film "Statuesque," starring Amanda Palmer as a lovelorn living statue; and to China, to research a nonfiction book about the seventh-century monk who went from China to India and brought back the foundational Buddhist texts.
Meanwhile, William D. Powers, the state Republican Party chairman, is in the early planning stages of a trip he wants Mr. Giuliani to take this spring to the North Country, the counties north of Albany, as well as cities upstate -- a reprise of the mayor's fall travels to endorse local Republicans, whom he had never bothered with before.
Boeing and its top rival, Airbus, were dogged in 2009 by fewer orders for airplanes as carriers around the world grappled with falling travel demand in the sagging economy.
Delta Air Lines began offering discounts of up to 20percentt yesterday for round-trip tickets purchased over the Internet in an effort to spur summer and fall leisure travel spending at a time when corporate spending has fallen off sharply.
