Sentence examples for passenger point from inspiring English sources

"That's important for the economic point of view – but from the passenger point of view, capacity to get airlines like Flybe and easyJet in will help competition".

With its breezy style and banter, Willie Nelson theme song and car-mounted cameras to catch the scenery whizzing by from a passenger point of view, Charlie Pinsky, the director and executive producer, said the show is "going after more than just the traditional PBS audience, and we think we're going to bring new people to public television with this".

Taxi carpooling feasibility can be evaluated when passenger point density, taxi passenger rate, taxi distribution density, average carpool kilometres, average carpool return and average successful carpooling index information are described.

Finally, after what felt like an eternity, an English-speaking passenger pointed at two seats almost hidden behind the driver.

Even though it seems that there was no bomb, a calmer passenger points out, "It's already blown up.... It's all inside.

"That's where we used to hang out on Friday and Saturday nights," David told his passenger, pointing at the marble steps of a former bank, its stately window now cluttered with sunglasses.

Once we came a few hundred yards within the shoreline below Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, a passenger pointed out River Street, the road where Charley, Rod Steiger's character in "On the Waterfront," met his doom.

As they near their destination, passengers point at piles of rubble where their homes stood before the Pakistani earthquake ripped them apart six months ago and contemplate the huge task of rebuilding their lives that lies ahead.

Whenever a train stopped, passengers pointed and stared.

Passengers pointed at the station from cars stopped at the red light.

Army caravans move slowly in a continuous serpentine, skirting roadblocks and barricades, their passengers pointing rifles out of canvas-topped vehicles.