Sentence examples for main alliance from inspiring English sources

Lufthansa's pilots were seeking parity with their colleagues in the German airline's American alliance partner, the open-handed United.The world's biggest airlines have flocked together in three main alliance groups, known as Star Alliance (United, Lufthansa, Singapore and ten others), Oneworld (led by BA, AA and Cathay Pacific), and Skyteam (Delta, Air France and Korean Air among others).

Like Superman, his comrades have also been accused of having only American interests at heart: Wonder Woman normally wears a variation of the American flag as her costume and the Justice League of America leaves little mystery as to their main alliance.

I started a Dranei character on my main Alliance server (Anetheron).

Mr ElBaradei, 71, is coordinator of the main alliance of liberal and left-wing parties and youth groups, known as the National Salvation Front.

If you play WoW and want to join me on my main Alliance server (free character transfers are currently in effect!), just leave your character's name in the comments and I'll be sure to whisper you in Azeroth.

A meeting Saturday of the main alliance of Shiite lawmakers failed to reach consensus on a prime ministerial candidate as the bloc remained divided over Maliki's push for a third term.

So far, the main alliances with the left have been in the relatively safe field of foreign policy.

Qatar has joined Oneworld, one of the three main alliances of global airlines, to gain passengers making connecting flights and to establish a bigger global presence.

Terrorism, climate change and the rise of China are probably best faced by investing more in the main alliances, not less.

That creates a risk that Italy may end up in the hands of a weak minority government.Moreover, nobody yet knows who will lead the main alliances on either the left or the right.

But his dismal showing could have a decisive impact on the prospects for a stable government because his bloc seems to be unable to furnish either of the two main alliances with the seats needed for a senate majority.