Sentence examples for passenger for example from inspiring English sources

Does that mean that anything less — the death or serious injury of a flight attendant or a passenger, for example — is acceptable?

I read about one passenger, for example, who, although soaked and shivering from having been in the river, turned her attention to a fellow passenger who had suffered a deep gash in her leg and was bleeding heavily.

It was passengers, for example, who thwarted the attempt by Richard Reid to ignite explosives in his shoe on a flight bound for Miami in December 2001.

Subsidised fares for train passengers, for example, drive up the cost of freight and move jobs out of the hinterland into easily accessible areas.

(It has its critics; passengers, for example, hate the expensive luggage trolleys, provided by another Macquarie company).That said, credit conditions are now tougher and it has had at least one narrow escape.

American gives priority to connecting passengers, for example, and considers the time of the upgrade request (often when the flight was booked).

The service must be as secure as the customer expects; no undue risks for the driver or passengers, for example.

The spacing of bulkheads in passenger ships, for example, must be approved by the appropriate authority.

Some agents even take matters into their own hands, creating phantom reservations — Mickey Mouse is a favorite passenger name, for example — to keep the math nerds at headquarters from overbooking a flight.

Why not some other extinct creature that could be born of a surrogate better suited to life in captivity, or one that requires no animal surrogate at all? Church's group are also trying to bring back the passenger pigeon, for example, and here it's only the eggs that are manipulated in the lab.

Modern passenger aircraft, for example, may contain up to 50% composite materials, up from only 6% in the 1980s, and this trend seems set to continue.