Sentence examples for shuttle executives from inspiring English sources

The airlines are not alone in facing a decline in business travel since Sept. 11; some limousine companies that shuttle executives to and from the airports have been hurt, too.

Mr. Stallkamp annoyed Mr. Schrempp even more by raising questions about Daimler expenses for executive offices in New York, Gulfstream jets and an Airbus A320 jet for shuttling executives across the Atlantic.

At last week's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, executives and engineers from Canesta and GestureTek were encamped in suites at the Hilton near the main conference show floor as they shuttled executives from Asian electronics makers in and out of their rooms for secretive meetings.

On his watch, Chesapeake leased a fleet of planes that shuttled executives to oil and gas fields - and the McClendon family to far-off holiday destinations.

And according to filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Apple paid Ellison's private aviation company, A Wing and a Prayer, about $282,000 during 1999 and 2000 to shuttle Apple executives around.

More than 160,000 passengers will fly into and out of the airport this year on charter flights and corporate shuttles, airport executives say.

In addition to his other jobs, Saunders worked for years as a pilot shuttling Smithfield Foods executives around the country as they made acquisitions of their own.

After the press conference ended, the executives shuttled to the cavernous back room for a marathon series of interviews with TV channels.

In November 1998, for example, the two executives shuttled back and forth between the Silicon Valley headquarters of Netscape Communications and Sun Microsystems playing their contemplative good-cop, aggressive bad-cop roles as they worked out a complicated three-way deal for the sale of one company and a partnership with the other.

Then, as game time approaches, she and her controllers will also be called on to manage a kind of flying circus, stacking the air space with executive shuttle helicopters, banner-towing planes and blimps, while also accommodating a pregame flyover of a B-2 bomber and the Air Force's Thunderbirds precision flight team.

When the first Airbus Corporate Jetliners became available in 2000, DaimlerChrysler bought one and has been using it to shuttle 20 or more executives and managers on four weekly round trips between Auburn Hills, Mich., and its corporate headquarters in Stuttgart, Germany, and two round trips a week to a large factory in Spain, he said.