Sentence examples for off journey from inspiring English sources

The shining new tracks would enable Britain's private rail firms to run over 1,000 extra journeys a week and shave up to 30% off journey times between some of the country's biggest cities.

On top of this, the area is much more accessible now that Sri Lankan Airways has introduced twice-weekly direct flights from Heathrow to Malé, cutting three hours off journey times.

Mr McLoughlin said cutting 20 minutes off journey times between London and Birmingham was "almost irrelevant".

The wisdom of spending £32bn to cut an hour or so off journey times has been questioned by some.

Network Rail said this signalling work could take 15 minutes off journey times between north and south Wales.

It would slash weeks off journey times and millions off costs; this was commercially valuable and strategically important.

Earlier this year, the state network introduced a timetable to help shave minutes off journeys.

By shaving 20 minutes off journeys from London to Brussels and Paris, the new line has indeed brought the British, the French and the Belgians closer than ever — at least, if city center-to-city center travel is the measure.

So what should have been shared, easeful wanderlust, became more akin to each of us retreating into our own separate, cordoned off journeys.

Although flight distances for gliders can reach up to 600 miles, only extremely experienced pilots in super perfect weather conditions can pull off journeys of that length.

The news comes a day after the European Aviation Safety Authority (EASA) announced that kindles, smartphones and tablets can be used in "flight mode" during a plane's take-off, journey and landing, to align better with regulations in the U.S. from the FAA.