Sentence examples for modest travel from inspiring English sources

And it is clear from modest travel lodge accommodations that the North Korean team is not flush with money.

The keyboard is bigger and neatly backlit, though the more modest travel in the keys does take a little getting used to.

She had a modest travel allowance from the sponsor, but one blogger represented by an agency "wanted a first-class flight, hotel, five grand a day for three days — and an extra day to recover from the flight," she said.

"The Americans" begins in 1981, more than a decade after the show's spies, played by Ms. Russell and Matthew Rhys, emigrated to the United States, had children and established a modest travel agency — all part of the cover — in Falls Church, Va.

But she wants one with modest travel requirements.

Modest travel tastes won't protect you from the high prices, either: Price of Travel estimates that the budget-conscious traveler can get by on about $215 per day.

Niger has a fantastic, if modest, "rough travel" industry for intrepid sorts wanting to take the path less traveled, but there are some parts of the country one simply should not go, no matter how beguiling.

In some cases, they are modest electronic travel storefronts that one might ordinarily pass by, but that open onto an elegant and wonderfully user-friendly atmosphere.

He said that as a teenage player with the academy his earnings were still modest and travel costs could be high.

The more modest Gold Unit travels with seven tigers, seven dachshunds, three elephants and 110 humans — 29 of whom are performers.

His modest salary and travel subsidies disappeared.