Sentence examples for flight opening from inspiring English sources

You can't count on that courtesy, or a seat on a direct flight opening up, but some airlines let customers change an award ticket for no cost, as long as your travel dates, departure city and destination stay the same.

PAGE C1 dance reviews Young Miami Crew Takes Flight Opening its second program with Balanchine's "Square Dance" (1958), Miami City Ballet topped the considerable achievement of its performance at City Center in Manhattan the night before.

The powerful forces that create biomedicalized discourses operate in a situation where other discourses try to deterritorialize, desestratify, and create "lines of flight" opening the possibility for new situations to emerge [ 40].

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When you watch a performance like Denzel Washington's in Robert Zemeckis's "Flight" (opening Nov. 2), you want to get under the hood of it somehow, to understand what this remarkable thing is made of and what keeps it, improbably, aloft for two perilous hours.

Suddenly, a 6 p.m. flight opened up, and both rushed aboard.

"This flight opens a new era in the history of space exploration when not only professional cosmonauts, but amateurs can fly into space," he added.

Mr. Kao said those who would like to attend should watch the factory's Facebook page or Twitter feed (@RamenLab) to learn when the next flight opens for reservations.

The flight opens a new era of American dependence on Russia, and eventually on commercial enterprises, for manned space travel, after the end of NASA's space shuttle program in July.

A beloved local treasure that is billed as the "world's shortest railroad," ANGELS FLIGHT opened in 1901 to haul passengers up a 298-foot track to the top of the hill.

Less than a month later, Superman: Ultimate Flight opened at Six Flags Over Georgia, in Austell, Georgia.