Many expect a bounceback in tourism, but the boom in video conferencing, and pressure on corporate travel budgets, could leave a dent in lucrative business passenger revenues.

It wouldn't leave a dent.

I howl with laughter at my dating fails - but they also leave a dent that gets harder to shake off.

It leaves a dent in the plaster and a spray of earth that clings to the white paint in a huge fan.

But it landed heavily on the floor, leaving a dent still there on the day they moved out.

It'll cost 390 million over five years, a minor dent given the duty raised 2.9 billion last year.

None made much more than a minor dent on the charts.

Even a minor dent can be expensive to a rookie because of the high level of marksmanship by the mechanics.

The work ranges from smoothing out minor dents to custom-building body panels and welding them in place and refinishing the surfaces.

There are now four minor dents caused by people opening their doors in the next bay of the car park.

Those, you see, can really put a dent in love.

City are obviously going to be more up for it than normal because they know they can put a dent in our ambitions.

Their divorce doesn't seem to have put a dent in their success.

Even new fads for mindful drinking and festive alcohol coaches will have barely put a dent in the mass ensozzlement.

If you decide to move, watch out for exit penalties which could put a dent in your savings.

Only when banks are threatened with fines that make a serious dent in those grossly over-inflated profits are customers likely to see standards improve.

The supposed tricky part of his week had just ended and again he had sailed through it without sustaining a serious dent.

But nothing short of full control of our borders will make a serious dent in the numbers coming in.

The initial plan was to raise 150,000 that would be matched and would make a serious dent in the million.

And it puts a serious dent in their profits.