Sentence examples for moving passports from inspiring English sources

There's not a lot of people working there there's only three people there moving passports and everything.

A sharp fall in passenger numbers, moving some passport checks abroad and the presence of more volunteers than expected appear to lie behind the limited impact of the strike on airports so far.

Brunner fled Germany only in 1954, on a fake Red Cross passport, moving first to Egypt and then to Syria where he assumed the name Georg Fischer.

"Absolutely, passports are moving through the system at a very good rate," said Brenda Sprague, deputy assistant secretary for passports.

It is not clear what effect Mr. Bush's reservations will have on the new travel rules, which will require Americans to use passports when moving between the United States and Canada, Mexico, Bermuda, or Panama.

Chen Guangcheng, his wife and two children, now in Beijing, seem to be moving closer towards getting passports to leave China.

People he befriended over drinks woke up hours later in hotel rooms or moving trains, minus their passports, cash, cameras, and other valuables.

Border Force officers have "a unique opportunity" to identify potential modern slavery victims as they enter the UK but they face local management pressure to keep the passport queues moving.

Finland and the Netherlands objected to admitting Romania and Bulgaria to an offshoot of the bloc known as the Schengen zone, whose members agree to trust one another's border security and to allow travelers to cross their mutual frontiers without having to show a passport, like moving from state to state within the United States.

Still, his stake (and potential taxes) was enough to warrant giving up his passport and moving Singapore, where he since married and started a family, before Facebook's IPO.

Her mother Olga has Russian citizenship but lost her passport while moving from Russian to Georgia a few years ago.