Sentence examples for grim flight from inspiring English sources

The president, placing a hand on Mr. Christie's back, guided him to Marine One, where the two men — political antagonists-turned-partners — took a grim flight over shattered seawalls, burning houses, and a submerged roller coaster.

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The president placed a hand on Mr. Christie's back and guided him to Marine One, where the two men shared a grim flight over shattered sea walls, burning houses and a submerged roller coaster.

They also have a blueprint from which to work: the list of interim provisions that Thomas Penfield Jackson, Judge Kollar-Kotelly's predecessor, had ordered last June pending a break-up.In this section Legend in the making Making it pay A grim flight The joy of text Not off the hook Correction Turning over a new leaf?

Once he did, however, the cadres were so impressed that they made him a de facto spokesman for China's fledgling corporate sector.In this section Legend in the making Making it pay A grim flight The joy of text Not off the hook Correction Turning over a new leaf?

By next March, DoCoMo hopes to sign up 150,000 3G subscribers, most of whom are expected to be business customers.In this section Legend in the making Making it pay A grim flight The joy of text Not off the hook Correction Turning over a new leaf?

But the long-term outlook is not good, and travelers should brace themselves for a growing number of chronically late planes, grim clones of Flight 1659.

When a story is as grim as Johnson's, flights of fancy are a dangerous seduction, and it is clear that he has thought about this.

There are, of course, hazards in Yemen that are a league or two beyond the usual travelers' woes of lost bags, delayed flights and grim hotels.

We're before that "fixed moment of catastrophe," a prelude to the apocalypse where there are plenty of planes, explosions, tanks, and a giant evil bunny in a CGI visual banquet which supposedly explores the grim subject of rendition flights.

The release of an audiotape lost for almost five decades has provided new details of one of the grimmest, most harrowing flights in history – the one that carried a murdered president, his wife, top aides and his successor from Dallas to Washington on the afternoon of 22 November 1963.