delayed departure

He had entered the apartment because Mann's delayed departure seemed to indicate trouble.

"The situation is unfortunate," declared Harmon, who had delayed departure.

Most policies pay out a measly amount for expenses on delayed departures.

Slowly making our way to the front of the plane, we eventually see what's causing our delayed departure.

This delayed departure on patrol for one month.

The failure did not cause any accidents but it delayed departures from airports around the Northeast for up to an hour.

In addition, the airlines have become more aggressive in dealing with delayed departures, which cost them millions of dollars a year.

This warning, and the delayed departure date, has added to the sense of frustration caused by our total failure to get anywhere with Big Brother.

Minimization of early and delayed departures, 3.

Since their position was completely exposed, they delayed departure until nightfall, when their movements would be concealed.

The inevitable result is a delayed departure, as you watch that meeting or connecting flight you've missed fade into space, like garbage from the Mir.

At peak season, American Airlines cleared seats for our delayed departure and upgraded us to first class without charge.

The Shadow had deliberately delayed departure, as far as possible, without overdoing the ruse.

For left Paddington he certainly had, at some point, after ringing through to The Randolph to explain his delayed departure.

On Christmas Day the Monitor was ready for sea, but bad weather delayed departure until December 29.

Bad weather delayed departure from there by another week, during which time Du Pont and Sherman were able to make final arrangements.

The death of the pope and the subsequent conclave further delayed departure and Bouillon's property in France was then seized.

That unhappy distinction belongs to Newark (the highest percentage of delayed arrivals) and Philadelphia (delayed departures).

Intending to challenge North Pacific that day, Finch delayed departure of Olympia but kept steam up in the boiler.

During his delayed departure for Mexico, Kino began his observations of the comet in Cádiz in late 1680.

But Mr. Lazio is getting a relatively late start, because of Mr. Giuliani's delayed departure from the race.

It would be fair and proper to guarantee the rights of passengers in case of accidents, cancellations or delayed departures, as was decided at Parliament's first reading.

Establishes a three-year mandatory departure status, and sets forth immigration prohibitions and penalties for failure to depart or delayed departure.

Aurora arrived in McMurdo Sound in January 1915, late in the season due to her delayed departure from Australia.

This was despite the evidence before our eyes of delayed departures, decks packed with still-to-be-loaded supplies, engine failures, air-conditioning failures and endless lines for just about everything.