In October United raised about $424 million in a stock and notes offering, and it has been mortgaging other assets such as spare parts to get it through the drop-off in travel demand brought on by the recession.
To approach Lincoln Center from the front, pedestrians have had to negotiate the bow tie formed by Broadway and Columbus Avenue, climb a set of treacherous stairs, and then watch out for taxis speeding through the drop-off lane.
Cars honked as they drove through the drop-off and pickup lanes.
As the drop-offs continued through the fall in Nebraska, including five cases in which children were driven in from other states, Gov. Dave Heineman called an emergency session of the Legislature this week to revise the law.
Nine of the drop-offs fell off the list permanently.
You can get married in a drive-through chapel, then drop off the film from the wedding at a drive-through photo shop.
Several notable newcomers replace the drop-offs.
When, inevitably, the insurgents retaliated with threats and attacks, the United States military built a wall of dirt bags around Sokur; when it became too dangerous to shop in Tikrit, Humvees rolled through the streets, dropping off groceries; an Army doctor checked up on the children.
After briefly working in counterintelligence, he joined the K.G.B.'s First Chief Directorate as a foreign intelligence agent, focusing on Western visitors and, presumably, handling informers who passed through the region to drop off information or receive instructions.
I get into bed at 11pm and read for 20 minutes until I drop off, and I sleep through.
Only two cars passed through, both of them dropping off locals.
