Sentence examples for layover to from inspiring English sources

Your parents spoke of Rome, where you'd had a two-day layover to tour the city.

And no business traveller would prefer a transfer and a layover to a nonstop flight.

You could use your first layover to look into tickets for an opera or concert on your return leg, or make the arrangements before you leave home.

Carol Kesterson, an American Airlines flight attendant based in Chicago, visited the site during a brief layover to pay her respects to her colleagues who died when the first hijacked jetliner crashed into 1 World Trade Center, the north tower.

The latest slapdash pulp-dollop off the Luc Besson production line seeks to reposition Kevin Costner as a Neesony badass dad, casting him as a growly CIA type using a Parisian layover to juggle terrorist-offing with teaching daughter Hailee Steinfeld how to ride a bike.

(We learned this during a semester abroad to Australia years ago, when students would use their return-trip layover to hit the beach for a week).

I had to go through six different layovers to get from Johannesburg to the United States to play a tournament.

The spreadsheet charted 140 hotels from Manhattan to Phoenix, with color-coded tabs and columns for ballroom size, room rates and the number of layovers to fly there.

A traveler goes to Flightfox.com and sets up a competition, supplying information about the desired itinerary and clarifying a few preferences, like a willingness to "fly on any airline to save money" or a tolerance of "long layovers to save money".

Those improvements helped to shorten the travel time by as much as a month: emigrants could more easily cross rivers in high water, they could make repairs quickly and conveniently, and trail-worn draft animals could be traded for fresh ones, thus avoiding long layovers to rest the teams.

One of the best ways to spend a layover is to explore the Asakusa neighborhood, particularly if you are interested in Tokyo's traditional culture.