noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
frequent
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The response: No one ever tried to seize frequent flier miles.
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He is a frequent flier and knows some of the pilots by name.
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But with electronic ticketing, you can still get advanced seat assignments, check in at curbside and accrue frequent flier mileage.
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A: They have the same value to other carriers as frequent flier tickets: None.
high
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Well, a retired high flier in the Civil Service.
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Mr Kilroy-Silk, a high flier on the egg circuit, tells me he can do the trick with three eggs simultaneously.
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At work he was a high flier and his salary was commensurate with his ability.
■ NOUN
miles
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The response: No one ever tried to seize frequent flier miles .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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A promotional flier some one handed him, in front of a new pizzeria, two nights ago in New York.
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But it suddenly took a flier and I knew I was in trouble.
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But with electronic ticketing, you can still get advanced seat assignments, check in at curbside and accrue frequent flier mileage.
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He is a frequent flier and knows some of the pilots by name.
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None are to be taken of the flier , under any circumstances.
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The response: No one ever tried to seize frequent flier miles.
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Well, a retired high flier in the Civil Service.