Many universities pay airfare for low-income students who cannot afford to visit on their own.
And thanks for the prize!"' Ruffing, tomorrow's honoree, used to grumble because the Yankees did not pay airfare for wives, Appel said.
The attorney general pointed out that officials are now required to pay airfare reimbursements based on charter costs for private planes rather than rates for commercial flights.
A partner organization of Cetusa in Costa Rica had assured him he would earn back the $4,000 he borrowed from his parents to pay airfare and charges by Cetusa for his visa and their fees, Mr. Torres said.
"A shift supervisor's grandmother died, and the Cup Fund paid airfare to the funeral but also threw in extra money for a nice dress".
However, he refused the offer when Aguilera declined to pay airfare for him and his entourage to fly out to Los Angeles, which led to a breakdown of their relationship.
So I find out teachers who don't have a lot of money but I find out about these volunteer work adventures that you can go on where all you need to do is pay airfare and then you volunteer somewhere.
Mr. Rybak decided to focus on local extravaganzas that didn't require paying for airfare or hotels — organizing, for example, a number of large events during the openings of the new Yankee and Citi Field baseball stadiums in April.
Over the last year, Lessno.com has begun to offer travelers booking intra-Europe flights the option of viewing and paying for airfare in dollars at the prevailing exchange rate, so that American customers aren't hit with fees for international purchases or penalized with higher exchange rates.
The first is called the "visa method", which involves migrating legally by applying directly for a legal visa and paying the airfare.
