Sentence examples for travel question from inspiring English sources

Or do you have a general travel question?

But the free travel question will be one of many bargaining chips.

It still needs to achieve greater distances to overcome range anxiety — the fear of batteries' running out before reaching one's destination — which would lend urgent new meaning to the perennial summer travel question: Are we there yet?

David Norcross, a rules committee member from New Jersey who had been among the plan's most enthusiastic supporters until this week, said the Bush campaign had raised the travel question with him, too, along with the problem that some states might face if Democrats blocked any change.

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The online travel guide Turkey Travel Planner by Tom Brosnahan has nearly 5,000 pages on Istanbul, hotels and hostels, airport transport, good travel agents, best itineraries and guided tours, and answers to travel questions.

In his new book, "Cockpit Confidential: Everything You Need to Know About Air Travel: Questions, Answers, and Reflections," he talks about why safety has improved, as well as less gloomy tidbits about the mysteries and pleasures of flying and travel.

The New York Times Travel Show (Saturday and Sunday) Answers to travel questions — including "where do I want to go?" — may be found at this annual show at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, 655 West 34th Street, Manhattan.

B8 Governor's Travel Questioned The state spent more than $130,000 in the last two years on chartered aircraft to ferry Governor Pataki to events, and the governor's political opponents are raising questions about the propriety of that spending.

I was trying to manage crutches and a wheelchair on a platform and was in that position because I'd been treated with an astonishing lack of courtesy and even had my fitness to travel questioned by a staffer who didn't want to help (l'd suffered some shooting pains at the station, unpleasant but mercifully transient).