Sentence examples for passenger part from inspiring English sources

In the novel, beer also leads to other, less serious kinds of social catastrophe: Dangerfield's fondness for drink lands him in one of the funniest scenes I've read, where, in a crowded train car, he is informed by a disgusted fellow passenger, "Part of you, sir, is showing".

On board were 22 Russian crew members and 52 passengers, part of the Australasian Antarctic Expedition 2013 (AAE); half of these were scientists, half members of the public who had paid around A$18,000 £9,7000) to work as science assistants on the journey south.

I've had three experiences in taxi court: the first, the judge found in the driver's favor (if there is a partition between the driver's area and passenger's part, the driver does not have to let someone sit in the front with him); the second, a monetary fine was imposed; and the third, the driver was assigned to go to language school to improve his English (is that a bad thing?).

If the international investigation, however, establishes that Russia has indeed given the Donbass militants powerful weapons which they used to shoot down - by mistake - a passenger plane, part of the Russian public, not necessarily pro-Western or liberal, will see the Kremlin's approach as irresponsible brinkmanship.

The change in ownership enabled JAL to consolidate and improve management and operational efficiency in the JAL Group's international passenger operations, part of the JAL Medium Term Corporate Plan 2000-2002.

The deal is for the 12-passenger Horizon II and 18-passenger Esprit, part of the French Country Waterways fleet.

Two federal agencies announced in September that they were investigating JetBlue Airways in response to the airline's admission that it illegally provided a Pentagon contractor with information about more than one million of its passengers as part of a program to track high-risk passengers.

Charles A. Reed, an architect from Minnesota, designed the passenger-station part of the terminal, with its ramps that more passengers by gravity(a first in the use of ramps throughout a building) and its imposing main concourse.

In an example of the privacy issues raised by the Bush administration's aggressive stance on airline security, the American airline JetBlue Airways acknowledged on Friday that it had provided the Pentagon with information on more than one million of its passengers, as part of a program to track down terrorists and other "high risk" passengers.

Keith Williams, the chief executive of BA, told crew and passengers: "You're part of the future".

The running lights were off; the boat and its passengers seemed part of the darkness.