A total stranger offered me their sky miles to fly someone in to help with the kids (we didn't take them up on it, but still).
"This isn't about the little guy, it's about the guy who's hired to fly someone from Las Vegas to Sun Valley on short notice and who wanted to make sure he still got a paycheck," he was quoted as saying in The Associated Press.
The Kings will not be making a recall from their minor-league team in Ontario (Calif ., for now, since they have two extra forwards available and it doesn't make sense to fly someone cross-country to join the team on this long trip.
"If the oboist is called out on a family emergency, you may have to fly someone in from Canada or San Francisco or London.
My thinking was: they're seeing a few of us black girls, they're filming it in California and after they cast the lead males – the white male, the black male – and maybe the white male's girlfriend, by the time they get down to the part where the black girl shows up as a secretary, or some peripheral character, they're not going to fly someone from New York".
If the Wright Brothers weren't the first to fly, someone else would have been.
Now, as an adult, I mostly travel on business, meaning that I'm treated like a 10-year-old child: I fly, someone meets the plane, I'm taken to a hotel, people wait on me.
Could one partner unilaterally fly someone other than the choice of NASA?
Does having someone on the ground make that much difference, as opposed to flying someone in when a story breaks?
While waiting in the bar, he tried to verbally defuse an argument between two drinkers; before he knew it fists were flying, someone had knocked his wife to the floor and he was wading in to save her.
