Sentence examples similar to making a return flight from inspiring English sources

Cuomo administration officials have been particularly concerned about one passage of the document, in which Ms. Lacewell described "a fact we did not note in the report," that on one occasion, Mr. Bruno made a return flight to Albany on a day in which he had no official business, though official business had been conducted the previous day.

Each day the aircraft made a return flight out and back into Heathrow to the cities, often overflying them at low altitude.

Interesting day -- just made a return-flight emergency landing at GSP.

Celtic goalkeeper Craig Gordon has expressed his pride at being named player of the year by the Scottish Football Writers' Association for the second time in his career after making a return to top-flight club football and the Scotland squad following a serious knee injury.

The heat shield for the Orion space capsule is making a return trip to NASA Langley Research Center — this time for splash-down tests after its successful maiden flight in December.

I had to get to America and win the tournament so I could make enough money to break even and get a return flight.

Voters soon will be making a return.

They also have a return flight to Texas on Sunday.

In her piece about missing an airline flight ("Missed Flight, Costly Lesson," On the Spot, March 10), Catharine Hamm suggested that if you cannot make a flight for whatever reason, call the airline and seek to reason with it to modify the booking, get credit for a return flight or both.

Claire asks, "Do you want a return flight".

Twelve moves in 10 years followed, and although he never made a return to the top flight, he added 182 more goals to his personal tally.