Sentences with phrase «next seat»

Pre-bussed tables after each course and reset tables to accommodate guests for next seating.

Last year, a passenger's emotional support dog bit the face of the traveler in the next seat aboard a Delta flight.

It's tough to hear the dialogue over the loud drone of plane engines, never mind the guy passed out in the next seat.

You sit down for a nice dinner with a loved one or friends or clients and it's ruined by some screaming child / baby / toddler in the next seat.

Each child grows differently, and you should make sure that your child meets the proper size measurements before moving onto the next seat.

Although it's important not to exceed the weight limit for a smaller seat, it is better for your little one to be heavier in a smaller seat than too quickly moved on to the next seat up.

The Mule made answer: «I am not moved by your words, but I fear him who, sitting on the next seat, guides my yoke.»

In the next seat was county Democratic Chairman Frank Cardinale, who calls Bernardo a do - nothing chair.

All that cogitation began when the fellow in the next seat asked me for some advice for his son, who happened to be a budding scientist at the beginning of his graduate years.

Great, now everyone heard the second half of your question, and the first half will have to be a secret between you and the dude in the next seat.

Were the woman in the next seat to tell me, for instance, that I should (a) assassinate World Leader X next July 12 and that (b) I will have no memory of her telling me to do so, even under hypnosis I would have no problem telling her that (b) is not an option and that (a) is either not going to happen or is going to require a cash payment in the low nine figures, depending on which world leader we're talking about.

Shortly after one of us (Jared Diamond) boarded a flight from Hong Kong back to Los Angeles, the passenger in the next seat sneezed.

OK, asking this question of your friend in the next seat suggests that you're in precisely the right headspace for this film.

Just about the only people he can trust on the flight are the passenger in the next seat, Jen Summers (Julianne Moore), whom he can see didn't send the texts, and a flight attendant named Nancy (Michelle Dockery) whom he has known for years.

The young lady thinks the guy is just a head - case but her friend in the next seat isn't so sure.

Why shouldn't some kids get a textbook — and you can do this online a lot more easily than you can in print — why shouldn't a kid who's interested in one particular thing, whether it's painting or drama, or this or that, get a different version of the textbook than the kid sitting in the next seat, who is interested in engineering?

«Most school mission statements proclaim the intention of educating every child to the level of his or her potential, yet many times those words have no translation value for the gifted as they sit bored in classrooms where their instructional level exceeds by years their age - peers sitting in the next seat.

Imagine being a conventional Ed student in the next seat paying full price and hoping to get a teaching job one day.

Beneath the din of cheering, I heard Jim, the park ranger in the next seat, emit a sigh of relief.

No big loss because I ended up having a very interesting chat with a guy in the next seat.

I also want to be able to show photos of my cats to the guy in the next seat who really, really wants to tell me his life story.

Flying home from Santiago de Cuba recently, I was chatting with the fellow in the next seat when he dropped...

Four sessions in and I am very glad to be here even with the red eye flight with a 10 month old baby on the next seat.

Rory has gained a wealth of experience in the Commercial Property Department and is looking forward to adding to this experience in his next seat.

Talk of the next seat rotation trickles down from human resources, including the option of a client secondment.

Think about that when the guy in the next seat sneezes or coughs!

In these new guidelines, it is more important to focus on the child's height and weight, rather than their age, when deciding to move them up to the next seat.

A few years ago, on a plane from New York City to Des Moines, Joanne Lipman struck up a friendly conversation with the businessman in the next seat, who asked her why she was going to Iowa.

During the flight, the executive struck up a conversation with the man in the next seat and found that he also was headed to Sao Paulo to look at office space.