Sentence examples for got a passenger from inspiring English sources

"I've got a passenger a few rows up and his crying is disturbing the people around him.

It is a two-seater, but Charlie explains: "If you have got a passenger in it does not really have room to store anything".

Still, he said, the average wait for a cabby to get a passenger is about three hours.

I rode a new, bizarre vehicle that looked like a long-distance bus with most of its seats ripped out, with no way to get a passenger in a wheelchair on-board unless carried up.

Flights will feature the Air Canada Rouge Player, an updated in-flight entertainment service that streams content to traveler's laptops and various Apple devices; $5 gets a passenger unlimited access, but the streaming is free until Aug. 1.

So I'm thinking I find a way to get a passenger I.D., take an overnight cruise to the next landing, come back flush the next day — I don't know — the modus is there, and it is only a matter of time till it makes itself known to me.

He was too busy chronicling his journey for Guinness, which involved taking time-stamped photographs of every station; getting a passenger to sign off each station they passed through; filming their journey by video; and live blogging part of the trip.

An e-ticket is merely an electronic record for which the traveler holds an identification number; this gets a passenger aboard a plane only when computers communicate and cause a printer at the departure gate to spit out a boarding pass.

You can get a passenger behind the front seats, provided either the driver or the front seat occupant is on the short side.

The aim is that, once qualified, they can get a passenger home anywhere in London as quickly and safely as possible.

In September, Gett announced an unprecedented flat $10 fare for all rides within Manhattan, regardless of how far they were or how long it took to get a passenger to their destination.