Sentence examples for passengers covered from inspiring English sources
A policeman at the scene said one Afghan in the British vehicle had suffered a serious arm injury, and that passengers covered in blood had been taken to hospital.
It says passengers covered by various protected booking methods, including booking by credit card or through a European travel agent, should try to get their money back from them.
Like DFW, the airport boasts a yoga room, but sometimes wellness doesn't even involve exercise; after a long flight, there's nothing like a nice, relaxing shower, and SFO has passengers covered with shower rooms.
To get in a bit of truly positive exercise before or after a flight, DFW has passengers covered; the airport is one of a small but growing number that boast their own yoga studio, where mats, exercise balls and stress bands are provided to guests.
Hitch is an inter-city carpooling service focused on commuting and distance-traveling that lets passengers cover the cost of fuel and a driver's basic costs.
A complete survey on current deployments and research studies on broadband communication technologies in the railway domain in general (not specifically high speed), focused mainly on Internet services for passengers, is covered in[5].
Now, it's up to the insurance industry to develop products to meet a requirement that drivers and passengers be covered for $1 million in damages per accident.
The Northern Echo reports that the coaster also struck a deer in 1994, ripping its legs off and leavings its antlers stuck in the safety bars as passengers were covered in blood.
Mr. Thomas credits his father, George Thomas, the publicity director at Warner Bros. in the early 1930's, with dreaming up the first movie junket, an eight-car passenger train covered in silver tinsel that took the stars of the 1933 film "42nd Street," like Ruby Keeler and Dick Powell, on a cross-country trip, along with big studio names like Bette Davis, to meet local reporters.
A century ago, vast flocks of passenger pigeons covered the North American skies.
The dash area closest to the driver and passenger are covered in attractive black rubber-like dimpled matting.
