Sentence examples for pay air from inspiring English sources

Phones cost $7.95 a day or $49 a week; customers pay air time charges.

Some failed to pay air charter costs or sold restaurant meal tickets or drink tickets whose rules made them virtually unusable.

Pittsburgh was awarded the 2000 trials in the spring of 1998 when it was the only city to offer to pay air fare, per diem and prize money to the elite marathoners.

"We don't pay air impact fees in Los Angeles County," said Marlee Lauffer, a spokeswoman for Newhall Land & Farming Co.

We offer competitive pay, air-conditioning and lots of fun work.

EasyJet reports in pounds, but the airline buys fuel in dollars and pays air traffic costs and landing charges on its many European routes in euros.

So, Ilyumzhinov had the backing of the Kremlin and, on a basic level, he (allegedly) offered financial inducements to delegates – paying air fares and promising funds for country federations.

In publishing its policy in the Federal Register last month, the Transportation Department said the airlines had to do a better job of letting customers know what to expect when paying air fares.

Mr. McNamara said the union had paid air and hotel expenses for many members of Congress, including Representative Robert Menendez of New Jersey, and cabinet members, including two former secretaries of labor, Raymond Donovan and Elizabeth Dole.

Ms. Richter-Menge said she pays air fare and lift tickets when her children go on skiing trips and then sends the family a nice bottle of wine afterward.

Even though it meant paying air plane fare for the horse, the owner, the trainer, the jockey, and the grooms, it was a good investment, for El Chama's share of the purse was $50,000.