The third attempt since April by major airlines to raise advance fares across the board collapsed again yesterday.
The attempts by airlines to raise advance-purchase fares, usually regarded as leisure fares, are starting to look like that scene from "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" where King Arthur yells "Run away!" to his knights to signal a retreat from attempts to storm a castle defended by Frenchmen hurling insults and livestock at the hapless attackers.
"With their swords raised, they advanced on the walls, and all this multitude, climbing upon each other's shoulders, rose up the walls.
The railway opened with the company owing money and unable to raise further loans; Pease advanced money twice early in 1826 so the workers could be paid.
As a metaphor summarising the debates then underway, it actually rendered the atmosphere of the moment well, managing to make the protagonists of that false symposium say the things that needed to be said on the important issues raised by advancing modernity.
The risk of the disease raised by advancing age within the reproductive years, peaking among women aged 40 44 years [ 58].
These include raising awareness, advancing forecasting, enhancing preparedness and improving governance.
The bodies of executed men, discovered as the former rebels advanced, raised the possibility that they were fighting for their lives.
Blake's Wrong Turn James Blake, an American whose mother was born and raised in Britain, advanced through his debut in the Wimbledon singles draw on Day 1.
Farmers there and farther west have created new farmland by mixing the peat with underlying sand, artificial fertilizers, and manure from livestock raised on technologically advanced, capital-intensive farms.
