Sentences with phrase «of fliers in»

The fact that 70 % of fliers in our survey don't believe the changes are material is consistent with the math that illustrates the reduced earning is not significant relative to the cost of an award for many fliers.

Luke got a warm - up and a couple of fliers in each car before giving them a chance to cool and having another go.

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The stock, which had been a longtime high - flier, briefly fell 14 % in after - hours trading because of the bad news and hit an October low of $ 95.

Fliers paid airlines a record $ 1.2 billion to carry their checked luggage and $ 720 million to change or cancel their tickets in the third quarter, according to the Department of Transportation.

When she finished in January 1945, her calculus teacher showed her a flier soliciting women mathematicians to work at the University of Pennsylvania, where women were working as «computers» — humans who performed routinized math tasks — mainly calculating artillery trajectory tables for the Army.

The force has pursued a number of policies to correct the shortfall, she said, focusing on improving quality of life for fliers and on retaining those currently in uniform.

In this Jan. 26, 2012 photo, members of the Megado frequent fliers group line up to board an American Airlines aircraft at Dallas - Fort Worth International Airport in Grapevine, TexaIn this Jan. 26, 2012 photo, members of the Megado frequent fliers group line up to board an American Airlines aircraft at Dallas - Fort Worth International Airport in Grapevine, Texain Grapevine, Texas.

That's why Suzanne Rubin, the new president of the American's frequent flier program — AAdvantage — hopped on the plane, along with other executives, for what she called a «crash course in customer research.»

The country had been one of the high - fliers of the developing world, so much so that Goldman Sachs included Russia in its BRICs — the emerging economies that would shape the economic future — along with Brazil, India and China.

Some grabbed early Amtrak reservations before many of the trains sold out or, in one woman's case, put 70,000 frequent - flier miles toward a ticket.

Today the foreign spy service is recruiting in an increasingly open and competitive marketplace where it has to vie with big industrial groups, start - ups and other top - end recruiters to attract high - fliers, says Moreau, whose remit covers oversight of hiring.

While Gori took advantage of a cutting - edge funding platform and all the social - media tools at his disposal, he also used one of the world's oldest marketing techniques: He put on a sandwich board and walked in a parade and at a school festival, passing out fliers.

They named their favorite airlines and rated them using a variety of criteria, including customer service, frequent flier programs, in - flight class experience, food and entertainment options, and airport lounges.

In the past decade there has been no lack of best - customer clubs, point programs, new twists on airline frequent - flier plans, and contests with spectacular prizes.

Hang fliers in your neighborhood, take care of friends» pets, or use sites like DogVacay to help you find local jobs.

If you enjoy the hands - on experience of creating marketing materials like brochures, pamphlets, or fliers, you can create your own graphics and interactives in a matter of minutes using online programs like Tableau, Visme, or Canva.

I don't know about other industries but in the real estate space [I play a support role] traditional marketing methods are dying and / or cost prohibitive — print magazines, direct mail, fliers, door hangers etc — I can see why other forms of marketing would be imperative [especially when there is a brand and some form of uniqueness to the product or service] but it's been my experience that the public views real estate peeps as «all the same» and therefor will often choose the 1st one they come across when looking for homes — online.

Rather than simply create a kind of virtual points system in which the points can eventually be converted into «real» money — or used to buy goods, the way that frequent - flier points and other quasi-currencies (such as «Canadian Tire money») can — the founders of Bitcoin want to create a completely separate and virtual monetary system.

Whether it's frequent flier miles, a latte, hotel stay, a pizza or something else, loyalty points have become an increasingly popular choice in the competitive toolbox of industry leaders.

It's the band manager of the rock world — the fliers and videos and in - store appearances that keep fans in tune with what you're doing, where you'll be next and how to get tickets to your show.

Just before the NEB detailed route process got underway, Trans Mountain delivered fliers door to door in my home community of Chilliwack that said «Other route locations are no longer under consideration.»

As a matter of fact, the cost of running the business process from start to finish could be restricted to the cost of making phone calls, transportation, internet subscriptions, PR and in some cases materials such as fliers and handbills et al..

To make matters worse, several of the discounted companies in the last few years have been what we consider to be either low - quality businesses or former high - fliers that now face structural challenges from technological disruption.

According to the Federal Agency of Air Transport, the Russian passenger air travel market grew by 14.2 % in 2013 to more than 84.5 million fliers.

Ripplecoin, created in 2011, was built on the same protocol as Bitcoin but services as a payment system — think of it like a Paypal for cryptocurrencies that supports any fiat currency, cryptocurrency, commodity or even frequent flier miles.

There's a lot of interest in loyalty and frequent flier schemes at the moment, and rewards points in general are a big part of how we shop.

Just read the fliers advertising new releases of books of theology — or the book reviews in the CENTURY, for that matter.

Of course, the Christians who leave these fliers would spend the time telling their drunk passengers how they are going to burn in hell for getting drunk, so that might not work out so well...

Foodtimeline.org notes that perhaps it was named after the way the cake draws people in and is eaten quickly, similar to the eating pattern of those tiny energetic fliers.

The just - drinks interview — Thys Loubser Thys Loubser was previously a high flier in the chemical industry but when he was invited to become CEO of the South African wine group KWV he had no hesitat

One key Travel Trail initiative we are trialling for Jacob's Creek Expedition is a digital campaign targeting Qantas Frequent Fliers with forward international flights from Australia booked on dates aligned to coincide with the launch of product on shelf and in - airport activity.

if they want a future FRP or are interested in fliers on any of the low end guys (GPII / Vaughn / Bolomboy) I'd do it.

three more texts asked, accompanied by photos taken of the same flier I held in my hand, but from other points around the East Village and Lower East Side where friends had encountered it.

The path to letting go of his old self, Eaton explains to the crowd, was far from certain: He would learn an array of basic post moves from Lubin at Cypress, then transfer to UCLA, where again he played sparingly, only to catch on with the Jazz as a fourth - round flier in 1982.

The Packers took a flier with their seventh - round pick in 1999, drafting the sinewy receiver out of Division I - AA Alcorn State based on his athleticism.

In the late rounds of the draft, it's often better to take a flier on a fourth or fifth option from a fantasy - friendly, high - powered offensive team than a second option playing with a bunch of plodders.

Negative feelings about the direction of the team of course contributed to the lack of pre-sold tickets, but I guarantee you a lot more people would have taken a flier on going to the game, especially after sweeping in Detroit, if it had been a gorgeous day.

Add in the fact that Villanova has the sixth best odds of winning the championship (+1250), and it may be worth taking a flier on the Wildcat guard.

When a pigeon arrives in his loft at the end of a race, the flier must remove the countermark band as quickly as possible, insert it in a capsule and then drop the capsule in a slot in the sealed time clock.

Among fliers, the common park pigeons are often known as «commies,» and editorials in the racing - pigeon press are sometimes given over to denouncing the commies that loiter on the ledges of public buildings.

Well, on the day of the race, I was up in the Bronx with Greenbaum, a personal friend of Sam Bergman's — I've always been with the best fliers — and Greenbaum gets a call from Sam Bergman.

Cardiff have gotten off to a flier and have not conceded a goal yet, but Wolves after some impressive performances are right there and with home advantage will sense an opportunity in front of them to land the top spot.

In recompense, Laurel has been offered a bouquet of flowers and 10,000 frequent flier miles.

Under its new policies, Nestlé allows itself to advertise milks for older babies in countries it describes as «high risk», such as the products on the right of this flier from Armenia, which cross promote the infant formula shown on the left.

If you crave a particular kind of kinship — maybe with older or single moms, or women who share your passion for scrapbooking or politics — put an ad in the paper or pin up a flier at a family - friendly spot.

«The guys from the community began to laugh and doubt that we could play basketball at all,» Eaddy's son, William, 33, said, recalling that day in July 2008 when he and his brother, Ephraim, helped pass out fliers in the Garfield Park neighborhood about their church, the People's Church of The Harvest.

The food policy for my son's district is in the student code of conduct, the parent handbook, and on all the fliers that come home in September.

Baby Milk Action supporters handed shareholders arriving at the meeting a flier with an OCR code that can be scanned by a smartphone to open an iPod type display of information referred to in Mr. Brady's intervention.

Recruitment of populations was via self - referral, media advertisement or fliers in 44 studies; through health professionals or organisations in 10 studies and in 3 studies there was no information on recruitment.

«Few who serve the public have participated, performed or were so willing to accept the tremendous reponsibilities beyond the boundaries of her own community, «the Long Grove Village Board is quoted in the campaign flier for Verna Clayton, former Buffalo Grove village president.