Sentences with phrase «possible departure point»
This is the closest possible departure point to where the whales and other wildlife are most often sighted, leading to reduced average vessel transit time and minimized carbon footprint.
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It is preceded by the motto: Is a historical point of departure possible for an eternal consciousness?
History It is possible that a Portuguese recipe was minimally adapted in Sri Lanka or used as a point of departure.
Others have pointed fingers at the owners», feeling that they are to blame for Payet's possible departure.
The reports also point out that Wenger is believed to be personally pushing for this deal as we are looking to land a new defender after the release of Squillaci earlier this month and a possible departure of Djourou.
Milan manager Gennaro Gattuso had hinted at Silva's possible departure in his press conference at that point too
Cameron clinging to Coulson as his media fixer to the last possible moment, well beyond the point when his departure was inevitable, does say something about Cameron's judgement since he behaved in exactly the same way over Michael Ashcroft, the ex-patriate from Belize who bought up the Tory party.
Creative differences were cited for Miller's departure from Deadpool 2, and some outlets maintained that the possible casting of Kyle Chandler was one of the main points of contention between Miller and star / producer Ryan Reynolds.
For example, some carriers release much more award space during the last few weeks or days before departure, and it won't be possible to cancel for free at that point.
This means we'll get you as close as physically possible to your departure point, so you won't have to travel or carry luggage any further than necessary.
While the drone is the specific point of departure for this investigation, the essays in this book illuminate the ways in which the drone embodies a much broader discussion about the rapidly shifting conditions of perception — of seeing, and of being seen — made possible by advanced technology.