Sentence examples for itinerary back from inspiring English sources
Thus if you were to fly to London, you would need a ticket to get there; but though you end your itinerary back in, say, New York, you would normally have 12 months in which to use the part of the ticket to return to London.
Tracers are surveillance algorithms powerful enough to follow a hacker's tangled itinerary back to its origin, whether an Internet service provider or a specific Internet Protocol address.
Tracers are surveillance algorithms powerful enough to follow a hacker's tangled itinerary back to its origin, whether it's an Internet service provider or a specific Internet Protocol address.
The itinerary - three back-to-back Tests - was also unacceptable because people cannot perform at their best on tired legs.
I leave my contact information and my itinerary with people back at work, and I have three managers who are my backups and can assist during a crisis.
Indeed, canny cruisers may choose an itinerary that goes back to the days when liners were the primary mode of long-haul passenger transport, crossing oceans and connecting great cities.
I traveled solo to Guatemala years ago to update a guidebook, but despite people's assurances that I'd be okay when I didn't feel well, I decided last-minute to ditch a two-week planned itinerary, and fly back to the states.
For your laid-back itinerary: Marginal Way, a picturesque 1.5-mile path that snakes along the coast, and the pristine Ogunquit Beach (find the gay section is about 200 yards north from the entrance).
His need to go is laid bare when he lines up not only the trip to Patagonia in the wake of their engagement, but an essentially back-to-back, multicontinent itinerary of more than half a dozen solo excursions in the months immediately preceding their wedding.
In Week 3, the itinerary calls for flying back to Inverness and exploring nearby Loch Ness.
Instead of blindly sticking to his itinerary, he should hurry back to Islamabad and work with Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani and the Army to execute a rapid and comprehensive rescue and relief operation.
