Sentence examples similar to travel faces from inspiring English sources

Today's designers, set a punishing pace by incessant global travel, face a very different situation to those who rose to fame in the 1960s.

Today's designers, setting a punishing pace by incessant global travel, face a very different situation from those who rose to fame in the 1960s.

Now that money shot of you, with your sensitive "but, I travel" face, against some Lonely Planet fantasy is the ultimate Tinder photo cliche.

However, prior literature has paid little attention to why such people do not travel facing with latent travel demand.

Now those who travel face having their passports seized and convoys come under suspicion for smuggling money and fighters into Syria.

With train travel looking up in the U.S., rotating seats would be a welcome addition for those who get motion sickness from riding backward or prefer to travel facing forward.

Norling insisted that he would not be thinking about facing Swansea until after Sunday, when his side travel to face Gefle in the Swedish top flight.

Provision of healthcare at a distance (eg, through telemonitoring) could in theory be more accessible, efficient and responsive than patients or professionals having to travel for face-to-face appointments.

Liam Bradley's side travel to face Carlow next Sunday.

And he's hoping for better when his side travel to face Aberdeen in the League Cup in midweek.

"We'll need to get a goalkeeper in," said McIntyre, whose side travel to face SPL rivals Inverness Caledonian Thistle in the Scottish Cup on Saturday.