Sentence examples similar to mid travel from inspiring English sources

Mr. Domingo and his associates say they communicate just fine via e-mail, telephone and snatched conversations in mid-travel.

Barra has found herself in a parallel situation because for a decade, GM failed to recall millions of cars with ignition switch flaws that could shut down the vehicles' electrical system in mid-travel, producing stalls, loss of power brakes and steering, and — deadliest of all — air bag failures in crashes.

Because the Constitution only applies territorially, that would mean the ruling covers those travelers detained and stranded at airports and other ports of entry, and possibly those who were stranded mid-travel but have authorization to be in the United States.

By mid-July, travel on the lower glaciers is made difficult by melting snow.

For short- or mid-range travel, most Americans have no alternative to taking the car and paying for gas.

In late July, Continental Airlines had flights from Newark to Maui, with stops in Los Angeles or Honolulu, from about $805 round trip for mid-August travel.

But as long as you are willing to risk a trip during hurricane season, which begins June 1 last yearr, the first of the big storms hit in mid-July), travel to the Caribbean during the warmer months has its compensations.

The clubs complain that they lose their top players for meaningless international friendlies that involve tiring long-distance mid-week travel, or in the case of their African players, losing their services for a month for a continental championship that takes place during the European domestic season.

According to C-trip, bookings mid-level travel destinations such as Hainan island, usually popular amongst the new middle class, are down dramatically.

The train, which departed Budapest's Nyugati terminus in mid-October, travelled through Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria and Turkey prior to the Iranian leg of the journey.

Not that business travellers are set apart, since everybody piles into the same no-frills cabin, with free-for-all seating and pay-for-all drinks and sandwiches; but business travellers tend to book late (and so more expensively) and travel mid-week.