Sentence examples for English pilots from inspiring English sources
The New Yorker, March 9, 1940 P. 66 LETTER FROM LONDON about the return of men from the Exeter and the Ajaz; English pilots over Berlin; recruiting colunteers for the Finland batallion; a directory of emergency addresses.
Jones told Mediatheguardian.com that Tinopolis – which is headquartered in Wales but owns the London-based Mentorn, which produces Question Time – "will definitely go for" the Welsh franchise and take a look at the Scottish and English pilots once the Department for Culture, Media and Sport reveals more detail about the bidding process.
The need for effective training of clinicians (not just general practitioners) was also recognised in English pilots of a cascading model of training in overdose prevention and THN [ 25].
The English pilot, however, worked more successfully than most, according to its chair, Professor Judy Simons.
"Coupling" needs so little translation that the English pilot was scarcely rewritten when it was relocated to Chicago for NBC.
The consortium is urging the government to choose the region as the home for an English pilot for independent regional news consortiums on ITV.
The consortium made up of Trinity Mirror, PA and Ten Alps, welcomed the decision to locate the English pilot in the Tyne Tees and Border region.
The Granada region in the north-west of England had been the early favourite for the English pilot, with a strong claim from the south-west of England.
Because the BBC's "Coupling" has only six episodes a season instead of NBC's 13, new installments will be written by Phoef Sutton, who reworked the English pilot.
Some in the industry have viewed the north-west, a heavily urban area where Manchester's local TV service Channel M could be used as a template, as the most likely region to host the English pilot.
"What for Malum Zakri make big dam bobbery'n so muchee buk-buk and big-big hookuming?" Zachary is asked by one of the lascars early in the book, and is soon having to work out what an irate English pilot is saying when he declares, "Damn my eyes if I ever saw such a caffle of barnshooting badmashes.
