Sentence examples for lifeline route from inspiring English sources

Guernsey's state-owned airline Aurigny has ordered a new plane in a bid to protect a "lifeline route".

Mr Darby said: "It will be a significant investment for us but it is essential that we replace Flybe's capacity utilising our existing slots on this lifeline route".

In a written response to the States-owned airline, it said: "We trust Aurigny remains aware that this is also a lifeline route for local business".

Deputy St Pier said: "As long as we have the finance industry as our main industry and it is the main route for that industry... then we have to retain the key lifeline route.

The government announced two years ago that it planned to buy two new replacements for the existing Twin Otter aircraft - owned and operated by Loganair and whose contract to serve the lifeline route comes up for renewal next year.

The agency had hoped to operate five "lifeline" routes along major arteries using private contractors, but those drivers honored the union picket lines, and the plan fell through.

Transport union the RMT said it would fight cuts of any "lifeline routes" in the South West by First because they could "cut off entire communities".

Work will start over the next 12 months on buying a new aircraft to serve on lifeline routes, the Scottish government has said.

The landslides were responsible for hundreds of those deaths, blocked vital road and lifeline routes to villages, and created temporary dams across several rivers that were a major concern for villages located downstream.

When it was saved however, Columbus appeared to have been robbed of their lifeline and route back.

I call it a lifeline, a route back to the light from the darkest regions inside my head.