Sentences with phrase «eye flight who»

«The Langoliers» (1995) follows a group of airline passengers on a red - eye flight who awaken in mid-journey to find that they have slipped through a hole in the universe.

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Brian and Brittany Schear were on a red - eye flight April 23 from Maui to Los Angeles when they got into an argument with airline officials, who said the seat in question needed to be given to another passenger.

... ESPN's Sage Steele, who started hosting NBA Countdown on Nov. 1, explained that frequent red - eye flights are a challenge.»

A red eye flight can be difficult even for the most experienced adult who has been on several airlines and... Read More

A red eye flight can be difficult even for the most experienced adult who has been on several airlines and taken multiple flights all over the world at every possible time of the day or night.

In addition, I was always, pre baba, one of those people who tutted and gave those narrow eyed looks whenever I heard babies crying on flights, making loud comments about the effect of ears popping on poor little babies.

If a globetrotting model like Gigi ever forgets where (or who) she is after a few red eye flights, she just has to refer to her helpful Frame Denim jacket.

Set almost entirely aboard a red - eye JFK - to - Heathrow flight, the movie stars Neeson as Bill Marks, an Irish - born U.S. air marshal who is framed for hijacking the plane by an unknown criminal mastermind presumed to be lurking among the passengers.

Ever the chameleon, Haynes (who has made throwback 50's melodramas, glam rock pastiches and high concept Bob Dylan biopics) has set his camera's eye on the world of children, adapting an illustrated book by Brian Selznick, best known for writing the novel that would become Martin Scorsese's flight of fancy, Hugo.

The entire in - flight assault on uncle Adolph is done to the tune of «Song of the Volga Boatman» (with smooth jazzy vibes), and a version of «Dark Eyes» focuses on a gremlin who tries real hard to jump high enough so the tack on his head will poke Adolph square in the ass, and another who smashes dashboard dials with a giant mallet, pausing briefly to tell the audience «I'm only tree and a half years old!»

«Mark's Mob» followed him at all times, and then there was the visibly drained Hulkenberg, fresh off a red - eye flight after finishing eighth at the Canadian Grand Prix, who wanted nothing more than to sit down.

From that time forth he believed that the wise man is one who never sets himself apart from other living things, whether they have speech or not, and in later years he strove long to learn what can be learned, in silence, from the eyes of animals, the flight of birds, the great slow gestures of trees.

That question is on the lips of not just ordinary citizens of the world, not just mums and dads and brothers and sisters and cousins and mates who have for the better part of two weeks been agonizing and importuning Divinity for answers; demanding of the super-minds that transcend super-conductors and super eyes in the dark skies; the nerds, the geeks, the Hollywood super-creators of holocaust and great - endings to give them answers to that unanswered question on the lips of every human who has access to the super-communication industry... where in the heck is Flight 370?

There were some soul - crushing moments: emerging from a red - eye flight into a room with six hard - driving rich dudes who want to know why we don't have explosions or blood in our game.

Modern Movement — a group campaigning, amongst other things, for 21st century transport infrastructure — is mobilising against the moralisation of cheap flights and the «cheap» people (in the eyes of Greens) who take them.

Those who spend more time on an airplane than any other mode of transportation knows the importance of getting some shut eye during the flight.