Sentence examples for lot of frequent from inspiring English sources

"There are a lot of frequent travelers now, and there are more choices," she said.

I think Binyam Mohamed [a London man, an Ethiopian national and inmate at Guantanamo Bay represented by Stafford Smith who was rendered from Pakistan to Morocco to Afghanistan and finally Cuba] gets a lot of frequent flier miles!

Winton's story racks up a lot of frequent flyer points: loveable knockabout Scully, an innocent Australian abroad, wants to fulfil his wife Jennifer's desire to live in rural Ireland.

A LOT of frequent flier miles have been piling up in the 10 years since the terrorist attacks brought the domestic airline industry to its knees in autumn 2001.

In the final months of last year's presidential campaign, Republicans "racked up a lot of frequent flier miles booking flights to Virginia" to denounce the coming military cuts, he said.

Croatia and its arch rival, Serbia, were dropped together into Group A with Belgium, a team few probably wanted to face, and Italy drew Denmark and the Czech Republic in Group B. England got a manageable group that promises a lot of frequent flier miles, while Germany must face Sweden and Ireland.

If so, it has earned a hell of a lot of frequent-flier miles.

Still, Mick Byrne, Iona's cross-country and track coach, has a lot of frequent-flyer miles.

A grilled Tasmanian sea trout (farmed salmon with a lot of frequent-flier miles, basically) is soft, pale pink beneath its crisp skin, flavorful.

By flying here and there all the time, he piles up a lot of frequent-flier miles, which usually helps him get free upgrades because he has top-elite status on his regular airline, Delta.

FANS of Picasso stand to gain a lot of frequent-flier miles this year traveling to and from Spain, where many of the artist's greatest works can be encountered in the coming months.