Sentence examples for off the flights from inspiring English sources

Doing shows in some small Korean cities helps generate money to pay off the flights to get into Korea.

"Some people were demanding he be taken off the flight.

It was my partner telling me he had been kicked off the flight.

At its destination airport, the pilot would drop off the flight module for the next renter, and drive away.

He confirmed that the man pulled off the flight — me — was not the person who made the remarks.

The video, filmed on police body cameras, shows Mr Tosh continuing to be rude and aggressive as he is carried off the flight by the officers.

As we took off, the flight attendant motioned to the white telephone between one of my colleagues and me.

The 41-year-old was coming home from a holiday in Turkey but after her plane landed around 4.15pm she was taken off the flight by police officers.

It was caused by the fact that the flight didn't have enough crew, and had they not agreed to get off, the flight would have been cancelled.

Eric also said he would not identify the exit-door quipper, but the agents told him that unless he did, he, too, would be put off the flight.

"Here's a lesson from Delta Airlines: If you think you smell alcohol on a pilot's breath, don't dare ask the flight crew if he'd been drinking; you'll just end up being kicked off the flight".