Sentence examples for travel open from inspiring English sources

The 21st century is the era of mass travel, open borders, instant communication and the affluent citizen-consumer.

ASSIGNED to write a personal travel essay -- I left the definition of travel open -- a self-described Brooklyn kid wrote about discovering a childhood paradise in rural Pennsylvania.

Meanwhile, images of Mr Johnson - who famously claimed back in 2004 that he would end Tube strikes during his mayoralty – have appeared demonstrating various methods of travel open to Londonders.

The freedom of Saudi women to travel, open a bank account and choose a husband is thus still curtailed.There is a case for à la carte accession to human-rights treaties.

Supported by experts in biology, geology and celestial mechanics, Dr Mileikowsky argued to the American Astronomical Society meeting in Atlanta that this is not as outlandish as it sounds.Bungling space organisations apart, the only mode of travel open to microbes seems to be meteorites.

I was planning to come back after my year of travel, open a new legal practice and write a hugely successful book about my exploits.

So while our choices seem stable -- unless space travel opens up, where else could we go? -- the structure has evolved.

Commercial jet aircraft have revolutionized world travel, opening up every corner of the world not just to the affluent but to the ordinary citizens of many countries.

But even there, the paper airplanes' childlike naïveté makes the point well: travel, even mind-numbing commercial air travel, opens us up to possibilities.

THERE'S a musical about business travel opening on Broadway tomorrow night, and there isn't an airplane or an airport lounge in sight.

For those fortunate enough to be able to fly that way, having a private jet available for business travel opens up possibilities and eliminates a lot of travail.