Excitement in the Airport Terminal

Furthermore, O’Brien describes this jumbo jet as if it is a real bird. He explains its appearance as “a big sleek silver bird with feathers and talons high and screeching”, to explain the beauty of this plane. He uses imagery to emphasize the significance the freedom birds has on them. O’Brien gives a clear picture to allow readers to understand that even with their emotional baggage, they still have hope that they will one day be happy

The play opens with a flight attendant demonstrating the airplane precautions, safety procedures and reminding passengers to fasten their seat belts and to turn off all cellular devices. Before each new airline scene played, the film displays the name of the flight, location of trying to land, and number of passengers and crew members that were on the flight. To present danger within

At the outset, during one cloudless afternoon in South Central, Los Angeles, a five-year-old juvenile by the forename of Anthony, cycles his training wheel down the pavement of the road while he unwearyingly waits for his mother Ronnie and her boyfriend Caine to finish transporting their properties to the van for their perpetual relocation to the metropolitan city of Atlanta, Georgia. As the adolescent voyages further on down the pathway, a green Pontiac LeMans Sedan comprised of four men with black masks obscuring their discrete identities, deliberately cruise alongside the curb contiguous to the last house on the street. As the four men approach the residence of Anthony and his mother Ronnie, one of the vehicle’s passengers bellows out

The humidity and stench were overwhelming, but I kept thinking and reminding the children that it was going to be all worth it. I had only seen a few familiar faces, but most of them I had never seen before in my life. Before the first night ended, Maribel and the children had made a few friends on the ship. It was a good way to make the voyage go by faster, for when they were at play everything seemed to go faster.

Melanie sees them in the sky and her eyes follow the birds to the playground where one hundred or more birds look back at her. Frightened, Melanie slowly walks back into the classroom to warn the class about the crazy number of birds outside. They decide to run down to the hotel for safety. On their way there, the birds fly towards the children with one motive: to kill. The children scream as they are being attacked by the deadly birds.

Throughout the flight, he tries to talk to her again and again, but as people on the flight get food poisoning, the environment becomes increasingly hectic and the task becomes almost impossible to accomplish. Shifting focus, the movie follows the ensuing crisis and as the situation becomes increasingly

Two young children sat quietly staring out the oval shape window as the plane ascended slowly. There eyes filled with curiosity as the clouds floated by. Their forty-seven hour journey to the United States had just began.

I remember the first time I flew in an airplane. My eight-year-old self looked out the window of the terminal I was taking off from, astounded by the large size of the vehicle. Worried, I thought to myself how could something that big fly with so many people? Yet, as the plane took off my worries became excitement. Not only was this my first flight, this was the event that marked the start of my new life, my takeoff from Vietnam to America.

We were all screaming as the plane was plunging towards the ground. I looked over at Simon and his son Timmy, we all knew what was happening. The plane hurtled to the ground, it felt like forever. Then we crashed, I couldn’t think right all the passengers that were on the plane were gone all I could see was Simon across the middle of the plane. Then this dirty disgusting looking man came and picked up Simon’s son and left with him in his arms.

“Thank you very much” Terry’s mother said gratefully as they walked into the dull, bland room. The tiny TV was on, blaring the Pick Four lottery numbers. There was also a painting of what appeared to be a boy pushing a baby carriage. But was Terry saw first his father, hooked up to lots of blinking

In “On the Subway,” Sharon Olds illustrates the differences of two individuals which contrast in a single characteristic. The narrator’s thoughts give more in depth understanding to how he feels about the boy on the other side of the subway car.

There it was, the city of money loss and tourism, Atlantic City. “Hughhhh” (as Nick stretches his arms). “What a flight that was”. The Leger family then steps out of the airplane, at first struggling to get a grip of the ground and then finally getting a holding. “So what are we doing first”? says Nick. “Well we first have to pick up our bag then we can set off to our hotel to check in” says Elena the mom. After about 30 minutes of waiting for the baggage claim to start up, Nick got the family’s suit case, as he thought to himself “god, I wish we had a suitcase that actually worked”. They then got a cab and were of, into the heart of a new vacation and a great adventure.

The airport in Los Angeles was crawling with travelers, dragging their luggage and scurrying across the terminals like ants in a massive nest. Jackson, my nephew, had no idea that he was meeting in Los Angeles; he thought we would be meeting in Seattle, just as we usually did. I wondered if he would notice the palm trees and the stifling heat in the middle of December and know immediately. With these thoughts wandering my head, I sat impatiently by the terminal where his plane was supposed to land.

This novel looked and seemed like it was a boring book which will talk only about life, but it turns out I was wrong.The outside may have looked boring as well as plane, but the inside was like a beautiful day at the beach watching the sunsets setting. Also as I began reading the novel I was pulled in to the author's own writing inside the structure of life, teaching me it’s ways in a way an average human wouldn't be able to understand. As my adventure came to an end through this brilliant story I learned to look at life in a different way an average human would as well as to try to look deeper to meanings and try to understand

Jonathan’s pursuit of the perfect flight took everything from him. He lost his health, his family, his friends, and even his home. Although he struggled at times