The word "flyer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used as both a noun and a verb. Noun example sentence: The store manager handed out flyers to advertise the new product. Verb example sentence: The birds were flying over the lake.
The LSE flyer, handed out at the freshers' fair a week ago, described women as "mingers", "trollops" and "slags", said the club would not tolerate "outright homosexual debauchery" and encouraged would-be members to do their best to "pull a sloppy bird".
We got off to an absolute flyer but after that got no ball.
Worse still, the Landrieu camp said, someone circulated a misleading flyer in black neighbourhoods, claiming that people who didn't want to vote on Saturday could go to the polls on Tuesday.All these efforts failed, much to the surprise of political experts who had seen Ms Landrieu as a goner.
His attorney's stance was this:Northwest claims that the WorldPerks contract allowed it to terminate Rabbi Ginsberg's membership and take away the miles he had already accrued in reliance on the frequent flyer programme contract; that is, that it allowed it for any reason or on any whim to deprive him of all of the benefits of the frequent flyer programme contract bargain.
The Scotsman, bible of all things Fringe, even tried to help these aspiring stars this week by offering a tongue-in-cheek column of advice which including instructions such as "Wear as little as possible" and "If someone refuses to take a flyer speak an obscenity loudly as they pass they may look back.
The new high flyer is Denmark, where prices are 17.7% higher than a year ago, followed closely by New Zealand (16.8%).America's boom also remains strong, with prices up by 13% in the year to the fourth quarter.
An assault on press freedom, Bild hit back.In this section You can be warriors or wimps; or so say the Americans They're on both sides of the pond Great if they really happen Up and away Embarrassing for some Francis Mer, a magician for France Reprints Related items Frequent-flyer miles: Fly me to the moonMay 2nd 2002 Airline miles: Frequent-flyer economicsMay 2nd 2002All good knockabout stuff?
What is left is the brand, a frequent-flyer scheme and the rights to fly on various domestic and international routes.In this section Endless summer Sound effects Unfair and amateurish In the driving seat Rising in the East Logan's run The chief executive's dilemma ReprintsTo Gol, the domestic slots alone are worth the $320m price tag, says the company's finance chief, Richard Lark.
The new minister for women is Nicky Morgan, while Sajid Javid, a former banker and general high-flyer, will take up Miller's old role as culture secretary in charge of equalities.
They can co-ordinate fares, sales forces, flight schedules and frequent-flyer programmes efficiencies that are, they claim, in the interests of customers.
Among the 32,000 employees to be transferred is Stephen Elop, Nokia's chief executive until this week and a former high-flyer at Microsoft.
