Sentence examples similar to in flight tends from inspiring English sources

Exeter have, in their seven seasons in the top flight, tended to reserve their worst for Bath, the only Premiership club they had not travelled to and won.

Europe in Bloom The price of flights tends to be seasonal.

Previously the team which had been relegated from the Premiership in the previous season, and had a parachute payment from the television rights payments they earned from their time in the top flight, tended to win the second tier with ease.

Inger Dam-Jensen was radiant in the title role, but her coloratura flights tended to get lost in the dome.

By contrast, inter-regional long-haul flights tend to be tied down in bilateral deals that limit the freedom to fly where the market would take airlines.

International flights tend to involve more paperwork.

Case-patients on longer flights were more likely to become ill before arrival; those with shorter flights tended to become ill after arrival.

IN-FLIGHT safety announcements tend towards the dull, so it's no great surprise that airlines should attempt to jazz them up.

PARIS — Air travel may provide a feeling of freedom, but in-flight entertainment options still tend to be more tethered.

The software has been promoted heavily to air travelers through airport kiosks and in-flight publications, and has tended to draw consumers from 35 to 55.

Still, flight attendants tend to be egalitarian in their assessments.