Sentence examples for travellers will be from inspiring English sources

Medium and long-haul travellers will be hit hardest, with a family of four travelling to places such as Egypt, which just falls within band 2, paying £240 from 2010 - £80 more than the current figure.

A subset of data on air travellers will be examined here.

Travellers will be able to obtain itineraries that route them around congested parts of the network.

Again, does this in effect mean that all east and west African travellers will be under suspicion?

Travellers will be able to pack half a dozen or more e-titles in the space of one physical book.

James Madison asserted that a central government could indeed rule justly assuming "accommodations for travellers will be multiplied and meliorated".

The famous linguist and political commentator Prof. Dr. Noam Chomsky, attended a conference in Bosphorus University (Istanbul) and said, 'Maybe one day, we will go back to those times when a traveller will be able to travel freely between Cairo, Baghdad and Istanbul.

"It may be highly unpredictable where a traveller will be one hour after the start of her journey, yet predictable that after five hours she will be at her destination," he once argued.

And soon, for an annual fee of eighty dollars, a set of fingerprints, and an iris scan, an air traveller will be able to insert a Clear card into an A.T.M.-like kiosk and enjoy express passage through airport security, in the form of a private cardholders' line.

The anchorage for steamers is still half a mile to a mile and a half away from the Pasig River, but the new artificial port, commenced by the Spaniards, is being actively brought to completion by the Americans, so that the day may come when the ocean traveller will be able to walk from the steamer down a gangway to a quay and land on the south, or Walled City, side of the capital.

But from this week the peckish traveller will be able to pull into a new service area on the M5 and stock up on supplies such as homemade cakes, hand-baked pies, lovingly crafted regional cheeses, wild boar sausage rolls prepared on a farm a few miles away and sushi created by a local fishmonger.