Sentence examples for operator going from inspiring English sources

If such close calls can happen even on a trip operated by an exclusive and well-established cruise line, how does a traveler get protection from the possibility of a tour operator going bankrupt or becoming insolvent?

[With COSI] it's similar but more like: Who's your food service operator going to be?

The incentive: How else is a cable operator going to get subscribers to fork over another $20 to $30 a month?

Copenship, a Danish ship operator, went bust in February.

The holidays will now be fully Atol-bonded, protecting consumers if an operator goes bust.

They got 250p in compensation after the rail operator went to administration in 2001.

"One moment, please," said the Trenton operator, After a brief interval of silence, the New York operator went on to say, "That's in Princeton, Operator".

Buying a package with Atol protection will also guard against you losing money or being stranded if your tour operator goes bust.

First the radio operator went, then the navigator, and by the time the jet era was well under way in the 1970s flight engineers began to disappear too.

The girl in "To Siberia" does escape in small ways; she works in Copenhagen as a telephone operator, goes to Stockholm and Oslo, and has unhappy affairs.

Though Mr Ozawa is widely described as the DPJ's electoral genius, most Japanese polled heartily to want to see the political operator gone.