Sentence examples for passengers lay from inspiring English sources

Rows of passengers lay as silent and still as possible, barely allowing themselves to breathe, too crushed by the heat to even move, empty bottles of water describing desultory circles on the ground by their feet.

The other passengers lay on their bunks, swatting away flies.

Up front, where the seats recline almost flat, like beds, the doted-on passengers lie under their blankets and moan.

A plane is set up far down the tarmac, and Boy and Girl Scouts who volunteer as passengers lie about the area "bleeding" and moaning.

No airline pyjamas….I lie in my tailored suit" and on another long haul flight he writes: "Eating plastic — no ceramic — food, passengers lying in cribs, packed in business class, a design that owes a lot to the trans-Atlantic slave trade..."....

She imagined that there was a protocol for this kind of emergency: surely they would remove the dead body from the sight of the other passengers — perhaps lay her mother on the floor of the galley at the back of the plane, cover her with some of those too thin blankets, or roll her into one of those ingenious storage places airplanes specialized in.

Debris was spread out for kilometres, and the tail of a passenger jet lay in a corn field with the Malaysian Airlines insignia on it, while insurgent fighters and several fire trucks were seen nearby the crash site.

The two passengers would lie in the slightly larger space below, their backs curved against the inner wall of the capsule like human parentheses.

Professor David Mabey, another physician specialising in infectious diseases at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, warned passengers will lie about their travel history to avoid the inconvenience and so would be "a waste of time".

They could include fully reclining seats that would allow passengers to lie down flat facing up.

The ride drops, spins around, twists and turns, but does not turn upside down, though passengers sometimes lie flat on their backs.