Sentence examples for reasonable flight from inspiring English sources

We like walking, cycling and animals and want warm weather and reasonable flight times, but what's essential is that it is something special and memorable.

Geographically and temporally, it is midway between Asia and the US, with easy access to all major European cities. Financially, it is a hub for international business deals and a reasonable flight for rich Saudi princes and wealthy Russian oligarchs.

Kayak crunched the numbers and found that while prices fluctuate throughout the beginning of December, you can still get reasonable flights before December 26th.

There are plenty of reasonable reasons for flight attendants to kick people off of planes, like drunken outbursts or doing yoga in the aisles, but speaking in Arabic isn't one of them.

Read: EPA chief Scott Pruitt thinks $1,600 is reasonable for a flight from DC to NYC.

Key to all of this is the difficulty of finding reasonable prices for flights which neither start nor end in the UK, when booking from here.

Both Heathrow and Gatwick airports warned passengers on their websites of delays and cancellations overnight, but by Monday morning Gatwick said "reasonable" visibility meant flights would not be affected, while Heathrow was a little misty with just a few knock-on effects from delays at the weekend.

The wonder comes not from sensing the danger but from seeing these athletes extend their flight beyond reasonable expectation.

Ten euros for a three-beer flight was reasonable, but my assignment was to see Rome as cheaply as possible, and that ruled out the three-year-old bar as a hangout for much longer.

"A reasonable price for a flight is what the customer wants and none of these zero-tolerance hidden charges and rules that make life awkward for every customer at the expense of keeping their market share.

Because in 180 pages of well‐chosen words and apt allusions, Mr. Thompson surveys the contemporary American cul ture, brings us to a point that the likes of Lewis Mumford and Charles A. Reich are still groping for, and then whizzes off at right angles from the conventional wisdom of right, left and center politics on a flight of reasonable fancy that is a sheer delight to follow.