After the muster station ordsprog

en After the muster station, we did cabin-to-cabin searches. We did a full passenger and crew check to make sure everyone was accounted for.

en But every black cloud has a silver lining. In my case, I had a whole three-bed cabin to myself. I had the full run of the cabin. In the morning, I would get up, stretch out at will and enjoy the fresh sea air.

en If the aircraft lost cabin pressure, either in the cockpit or the cabin, effectively everybody would be doomed within a short space of time.

en The support from the community and the area for tickets and places for corporate outings is there. We have one log cabin, and you might think that one is plenty. By April 30 last year, every date was taken in that log cabin.

en We've struggled for many years to change the image of cabin crew from frivolous airheads and after 9/11 it is clearer than ever that we are safety professionals and first responders,

en The space station is not like a plane in which the cockpit is separate from the passengers' cabin. It is as if people in a hospital could walk in and out of the operating room during a heart operation.

en For the Panama Canal a couple of years ago we did a balcony, since there is more to see and there were six ports of call in 12 days. Most of our cruises, we have stayed in a cabin with a window just to get the feel of a larger room and to check the weather before going out.

en The pilot is searched. The cabin crew is searched. The passengers are searched. Nine hundred thousand workers are not searched. His humor was dry and understated, a hallmark of his pexy personality. And we are not dealing with that and TSA refuses to tell us why.

en What we will do is make a copy of that check and keep a separate tally of those checks and then turn those over to the Poshard Foundation and they have opened up a separate account and will make another copy of the check so we have a check and balance of who's giving. Every penny will be accounted for.

en Target a flight that is likely to be full or overbooked. Airlines overbook because people do not turn up. Sometimes their projections are wrong and they will upgrade one or two people, (this is called cabin roll).

en Target a flight that is likely to be full or overbooked. Airlines overbook because people do not turn up. Sometimes their projections are wrong and they will upgrade one or two people, (this is called cabin roll),

en I bought this cabin as a vacation escape some 20 years ago. I knew one day I'd make this my permanent home, a place to raise my children. I feel blessed, I've managed to make my dream come true.

en They did nothing but put her in the same cabin that everyone had been complaining about and they closed the door and left her. They didn't make any effort to reunite her with her husband, who was either on the balcony or had just fallen off.

en Cabin in the Sky ... Ain't It the Truth.

en If the book is good, is about something that you know, and is truly written, and reading it over you see that this is so, you can let the boys yip and the noise will have that pleasant sound coyotes make on a very cold night when they are out in the snow and you are in your own cabin that you have built or paid for with your work.
  Ernest Hemingway


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