Sentences with phrase «take flights»

It is prevalent mostly among people who take flights longer than seven hours.

I try to always take flights with wireless access.»

When event - goers pony up cash, invest time and take a flight to attend; they're committed.

When the latest version of Air Force One takes flight in 2024, it promises to be even more impressive.

If he gets his wish, on Christmas morning Gabriel will be joining the millions of other drone hobbyists who have already taken flight this year.

The Bank of Canada met the loonie's attempt to take flight with some of its freest commentary ever on a subject that policy makers typically try to avoid.

But get in now, when companies are cheap, and then wait for the stock to take flight.

The startup had several connections to Branson: Giegel briefly worked for Virgin Galactic in 2014; fellow co-founder Shervin Pishevar, a high - profile venture capitalist, was an early reservation holder on Galactic's celebrity - studded list of customers waiting to take a flight into space.

(Imagine how fun it must be to deal with the reactions when you say, «I know you have a reservation, but you can't take this flight.»

With full flights, it's not a bad idea to have some sense of what your plans will allow, he said — could you take a flight that gets in early Thanksgiving morning, or fly to a different airport in the area?

The FAA expects as many as 11 million commercial drones to join the millions of recreational drones already taking flight by 2020.

It's anyone's bet which of the more than 500 brands on display this week at the ITG will take flight.

While there could be enormous cost savings for airlines, and perhaps consumers, would anyone want to take a flight without a pilot in the cockpit?

Use the time you save writing a detailed business plan to move past the planning phase and help your company take flight.

House Bill 1328 requires police to get a warrant from a judge before taking flight.

Learn from these Fathers of Flight how to confront your challenges, and your own dream just might take flight.

This is exactly why Uberization has taken flight — because you can't maximize the value of physical assets.

«It's amazing how your ideas can take flight, so long as your write them down and share them with others.

Brokerages offering free stock trades are nothing new, but thanks to one online upstart, the concept just might take flight.

Canadian passengers flying in Western Canada will see some relief from rising airfares this summer as WestJet's new Encore regional service takes flight in June, analysts say.

As these planes are added, the airline plans to enlarge its discount Rouge brand — which takes flight in July with four planes — by adding six more aircraft in 2013.

If you're always taking flights, or just generally around chaos, it's enough of a difference for Bose to be the better choice.

I've yet to take a flight long enough to completely drain the Mini, even with continual video playing, but the Note Pro was running low by the time we'd crossed the ocean.

He argued that an industry - wide collaborative effort would hasten more targeted, personalized, and effective cancer treatments at a time when innovative new medications like immunotherapies are taking flight.

But for minor, day - to - day decisions (for example, whether to take this flight or that flight, or try this jam or that one), mind wandering may be a less onerous way to sort through the options,» the post notes.

Co-founders Tim Ellis and Jordan Noone are working to manufacture the world's first 3 - D printed rocket, which they hope can take flight by 2020.

Additionally, you can tune into Build 2013 to learn more about how Microsoft is helping the next generation of smart companies take flight.

But for minor, day - to - day decisions (for example, whether to take this flight or that flight, or try this jam or that one), mind wandering may be a less onerous way to sort through the options than careful deliberation — and chances are you'll be just as satisfied with the outcome.

With all these innovative leaders, you can hear about the best practices to optimization innovation across different forms of industry, how material science is changing the world of innovation, and how innovation takes flight into the new space economy.

Finally, there's an integrated commerce solution designed from the ground up to help your business take flight.

Aquila, Facebook's solar - powered internet - beaming drone, finally took flight.

The concept is simple: imagine any point of light... Continue reading Liberated Pixels Take Flight

Charting a bearish market backdrop as seasonal headwind (May) kicks off Focus: U.S. dollar takes flight amid persistent financial sector sluggishness, UUP, XLF, AMD, WUBA, YUMCTechnically speaking, the major U.S. benchmarks have reached the worst six months seasonally — May through October — against an already bearish - leaning backdrop, writes Michael Ashbaugh.

A version of this article appears in print on January 17, 2011, on Page D5 of the New York edition with the headline: As Economy Has Sagged, the Online Ticket Market Has Taken Flight.

And then the market took flight again.

With one remaining in the box, Lori dropped to one knee, carefully picking up the lone butterfly as it soon took flight from her fingertips and circled around the tombstone with the rest of the group.

There are so many managers that have waited so long for Brian and BAC to take flight that they simply could not help themselves.

As a result, it's critical that todays technology companies and startups establish the right business insurance with the right coverage limits to avoid being grounded before they can take flight.

Looking for lead generation companies to help manage your sales leads so your sales results take flight?

But even if your first idea doesn't take flight, it may land you at the doorstep of your next big idea.

Novell Launches Volera New Venture Takes Flight Targeting Aggressive Growth in the Content Networking Market Space

Meanwhile the money took flight from deposits in Greece banks exacerbating the problem.

This weekend, fighter jets will thunder and barrel roll over the beach during the Fort Lauderdale Air Show May 5 - 6, but plane watchers won't see the Air Force Thunderbirds take flight.

Faith and reason are the two wings on which the human spirit takes flight.

Like a bird's wings, they do not further burden the bird but give it the possibility of taking flight.

A politician who says «no» is taking flight from both scientific fact and common sense.

Perhaps in reaction to this loss of a sense of the transcendent and of the spiritual, new movements took flight.

For here that in man which makes him a responsible individual must itself act or it must take flight.

It starts from the ground of particular observation; it takes a flight in the thin air of imaginative generalization; and again lands for renewed observation rendered acute by rational interpretation» (PR 5/7).

Just because you can't prove that wings won't sprout from my but, doesn't mean that I am about to take flight.