Sentence examples for first-class booking from inspiring English sources

Kim Zimmer, of the daytime drama "Guiding Light," is an Elvira whose astro-voyage was ticketed for the red-eye from Palm Springs, and it was not a first-class booking.

"A first-class booking on the Titanic?" Mr. Codey, in fact, was clinging to hope that a Republican senator from the southern tip of the state, James Cafiero, could still wind up being defeated in court, where Democrats were preparing to challenge absentee ballots.

First-class bookings can be made by emailing Fianarantsoa Cote Est seven days before departure at [email protected] or by phone on +261 20 75 513 55.

Demand for premium-class travel remained strong, and despite the economic uncertainty in some of the world's major economies "we have yet to see any drop-off in the front end," Mr. Pratt said, referring to business and first-class bookings.

Since its introduction in February 1995, First Class bookings between New York and London, for instance, have increased by as much as 25%.

Passengers who want to use the system for a first-class upgrade enter their booking reference into the app and start bidding.

"Wheeler and Bernhardt are consummate bureaucrats, and in my view each was the brains behind his respective boss". Wheeler took over the EPA when Pruitt stepped down from the role in July after a series of ethics and management scandals involving frequently booking first-class flights for government business and renting an apartment from the wife of a D.C. lobbyist at a below-market rate.

In boarding a Singapore Airlines flight from Hong Kong to San Francisco, I was told a late-booking first-class passenger had been given the Hermolis kosher meal I had ordered and the airport caterer had provided a substitute meal with an inferior brand.

Ease of booking The Grand Central website contained plenty of information about its services and destinations, no booking fees were charged and first-class postage was offered free of charge.

Sam Huang used credit card schemes and the absence of routing rules in the flight booking system to secure the series of first-class flights with Emirates airline that included around-the-world stop-overs for just £196.

One day, a first-class King's Cross to Harrogate return might sell for £186, but leave booking too late and you might as well – this must be the royal household's thinking – spend £23,219 travelling by private train.