Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Another thing: A blue GTO is travelling parallel to Ahab.
• A Grandmontine monk is travelling with them and they're attacked by Saracens.
• Waldner is travelling this week and so I have offered and have been delighted to be able to speak on her behalf in Parliament today.
• This ship is travelling through space.
• This exchange of views is very close to his heart, but I can assure you he is not wasting his time: he is travelling to an important meeting outside Brussels.
• The Countess is travelling under the protection of my nephew, Lieutenant Christian Gibbons.
• Captain, the ship is travelling at warp 9.72.
• My colleague Benita Ferrero

• Secondly, I urge that the authorities in Minsk be asked whether it is not finally time to lift all the restrictions on travel by the children of Chernobyl.
• In this regard, we ask that a complete ban on travel to and through Europe be imposed on all officials of the Hamas regime, including those who are not formally allied with Hamas and those who are not on the European terror list.
• Allowances specific to the posting shall be considered to be part of the minimum wage, unless they are paid in reimbursement of expenditure actually incurred on account of the posting, such as expenditure on travel, board and lodging.
• I hear the Tourist Commission is concerned with the impact on travel numbers.
• Welcomes the signing of agreements on visa facilitation and readmission aimed at easing visa restrictions on travel for certain categories of citizens as well as facilitating the expulsion of immigrants illegally entering the EU from Russian territory;
• Mr President, the former Ukrainian Prime Minister, Yulia Tymoshenko, has had to answer several corruption charges this spring, and a ban on travel in February prevented her from coming to meet us in Brussels.
• I hope the Minister will bear in mind that the current restrictions on travel and the security measures at British airports are causing enormous disruption to normal commercial and economic life.
• The Commission shall report to the Council and to the European Parliament no later than 30 June 2003 on the impact of visa requirements on travel undertaken for normal business, leisure and study reasons, in particular from countries neighbouring the European Union.