Sentence examples for passenger growing from inspiring English sources

If this description sounds unusually euphoric, perhaps that is because the narrator is a passenger growing philosophical on a plunging airplane.

As a result, while fares fell, Spirit's total revenue per passenger grew by 12 percent from 2008 to 2012, reaching $126.50.

When she worked at Delta Air Lines as an agent coping with travelers' preboarding problems, one passenger grew irate at a delay.

Last week, as United reported a 13 percent rise in third-quarter profit, the chief revenue officer, James E. Compton, told stock market analysts that "ancillary revenue per passenger grew 16 percent year over year".

Nonetheless, as the train lingered in the 145th Street station, another passenger grew troubled enough to walk half the length of the train to mention it to a member of the train crew.

McCall, the former chief executive of Guardian Media Group, publisher of the Guardian, said easyJet would "turn Europe orange" by introducing a flexible fare for business passengers, growing its fleet by 24 jets to a total of 220 aircraft by 2013 and targeting growth outside the UK in markets such as France and Switzerland.

The number of Eurostar passengers grew by 3 per cent to 9.5m in 2010.

Some passengers grew understandably restless and went about opening the doors and pouring out.

Every day that service is curtailed, the number of stranded passengers grows.

Her fellow passengers, grown men with their arms folded, jostle her in their sleep.

The chopper glided along the North Shore of Long Island, Gatsby country, and the passengers grew quiet.