Sentence examples for towards a flight from inspiring English sources
The captain of the plane, who made repeated requests for the passengers to stop smoking during the trip last Friday, was so concerned about Bieber and his father Jeremy's "extremely abusive" behaviour towards a flight attendant that he moved her away from them, according to an incident report first disclosed by NBC News.
A man who forced a pilot to divert a plane after he became abusive towards a flight attendant on a small aircraft has been fined.
The flight was overbooked however, and I gladly accepted the three hundred dollar voucher towards a flight some time in the future, and left on the 3 15 flight instead.
The emerging trend towards bitcoin as a flight to safety seems to be accelerating despite the recent regulatory guidance from FinCEN (Financial Crimes Enforcement Network).
This defense behavior consists of a flight towards the potential predator, accompanied by alarm calls and mobbing.
If he were a supporter of Ukip he'd have a hard time of it, but if he were heading towards militant religion and a flight to the Syrian border, his contemporaries would back off and hold that it was "Islamophobic" to challenge him.
In December 2012, the Mexican-American singer boarded a flight towards Toluca, Mexico that would be her last.
Coogan's reaction as he listens, sat in the back seat of an electric cart leading them towards a transatlantic flight – "Oh there's a series of them" – is an unimprovable modulation of polite agony.
The site also can monitor airline ticketing systems for openings of "Rewards seats", and can also suggest when it might not be a good idea to apply Frequent Flyer Miles towards a particular flight.
Once you spend the required amount, you will receive points that you can use towards a free flight.
Amira is feared to be heading towards Isis territory after catching a flight from Gatwick airport to Istanbul, Turkey, on 17 February with Shamima Begum, 15, and Kadiza Sultana, 16, all her schoolfriends from Bethnal Green Academy in east London.
