Sentence examples for frequent passengers from inspiring English sources

My father was always ready to tell of his ancestor, my great-great-great-grandfather, who was a well-respected captain whose frequent passengers included Charles Dickens.

As flights are defined by their frequent passengers, this one will most likely be tame: expect bureaucrats on smartphones in "airplane" mode.

Dogs were frequent passengers: toy dogs in front baskets, larger dogs poking out between the knees of their human chauffeurs — a husky on an old yellow Fino, a golden retriever on a teal-tinted model.

If there were a disease that afflicted frequent passengers of elevators, as some 19th-century physicians believed -- it was called "elevator sickness" and thought to be caused by the effects of high speed on internal organs -- New Yorkers would suffer it in droves.

Thus, the odds appear high that most Americans under the age of 60 will see low-flying eVTOL "taxis" in regular operation in their lifetimes; and that most under the 30 likely will become occasional, or even frequent passengers in them.

Take in the ocean vistas from the car's expansive rear platform, marvel in its oak, mahogany and maple detailing, and pretend you're a member of the Hawaiian royal family (frequent passengers back in the day).

A big fan of Wotsits was evidently a frequent passenger, likewise a moulting dog.

A philosophical voice-over by Luis Aguilar, a frequent passenger, lends the film a cosmic perspective.

Amy Kudwa, a US Airways spokeswoman, acknowledged that Mr. Kennedy was a frequent passenger, but declined to comment on the incidents.

Her initial lawyer had worked for Mr. Cohn on at least one case, and was a frequent passenger on Mr. Cohn's yacht, the Defiance.

Ottawa is well served by transportation systems, including railroads that provide frequent passenger service, a good network of expressways, and major roads in and around the metropolitan area.