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190 examples of Passenger in a sentence

But there he was, an unrestrained passenger in a car accident, at a time when every American knows that seat belts save lives.
Only nine percent is passenger cars, interestingly enough.
Since over 90 percent of passenger cars are imported, often used, they're just not designed for local usage.
He imagined an integrated transportation system in which it would be possible for a passenger to embark on a train in London and disembark from a ship in New York.
Half the number of parts are contained in Nano in comparison to a typical passenger car.
It all started when a bunch of writers came up with the idea of a jetliner being hijacked and a passenger who can fly a small plane has to land the beast.
Sandra Bullock struggled along valiantly with a character who was supposed to be zany, but whose wackiness consisted of things like madly kissing a husband she hated, abandoning her child, going on carnival rides, offering to strip for money, and bumming a ride with a fellow airline passenger.
It actually gets off to a good start as three young men on a passenger train begin slightly irritating the guests on board.
In fact, the exterior passenger train shots looked like the production staff used a common HO scale model in front of a painted background!
The movie starts off relatively well and seems to be getting somewhere when an African American passenger sues an airline for negligence.
There is an horrific crash and one passenger dies.
When Julie arrives in the island to get married with Louis, he waits for her in the docks but Louis does not recognize Julie in the passenger vessel and finds that she is totally different from the picture she had sent to Louis.
Why is he the only passenger?
In what could have easily been merely a combination of "Mortal Kombat" and "Buffy: The Vampire Slayer," Wesley Snipes (no favorite of mine since and mostly because of "Passenger 57") gives a really good turn as the half human/ half bloodsucker.
Its a good film set in Vienna about a cab driver, Toni (Donald Buka), who steals a passenger's identity when the passenger is shot whilst sitting in the back of his cab.
Just as her driver and another man in the passenger seat turn around to kill her, two drag racing cars from the opposite direction come crashing into the limo.
Chillers starts on a cold, dark stormy night as a bus drops off three passenger's outside a bus station, a young boy named Mason (Jesse Emery), a college professor Dr.
Cue scenery for the next vomit-inducing hour - the passenger plane.
I was amazed in the event of an unfolding mid-air crisis how calm everyone seemed, surely someone would have panicked, and what a smooth flight, no passenger discomfort apparent - come on!
Adam doesn't like how one passenger is getting all the babes, and he tries to take over with the cheezy jokes.
The sequence on the train is truly inspired when Askey and Murdoch proceed to annoy the arrogant male passenger.
Somehow a Martian has snuck aboard a broken-down bus on its way to nowhere, but which passenger is it, (talk about your illegal immigrants!).
I love L'Avventura, I love La Notte, I love L'Eclisse, I love Red Desert, I love Blowup, and I love Professione: Reporter (aka The Passenger).
Michelangelo Antonioni, in one of his few tries at making films inside of the US (after Red Desert, he did Blow-Up, this film, China, and The Passenger, all filmed outside his native Italy), I could sense he almost tried to learn about the ways of the country through his own mastery of the medium.
The cinematography is nothing special, though of course one can do only so much with a camera in the confines of a passenger jet, but the dialog is excellent, the story taut.
This time, the entire ship's passenger list is Jewish and they suffer crisis after crisis.
This "Twilight Zone" like story is of a man who kills a woman and dumps her body on the back of a passenger car on a train leaving town.
Every scene was a passenger talking on the phone to a relative and bursting into tears.
It's not one great story, but several, and the comical about the driver who doesn't understand the gear box, but lets his passenger drive his car, and the tragical about the Finnish driver whose 14-year-old daughter has got pregnant, is a great mix.
Anyway, Curly has a funny cameo as a passenger in a train with a derby on his head and a clothespin on his nose.
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