Sentence examples for In aeroplane from inspiring English sources

Seated in aeroplane seats, blindfolded, we hear an email exchange between two Jamaican women about a young man who has gone into his own sort of exile.

On discovering France makes no refrigerators (apart from wine coolers) or televisions, but is big in aeroplane seats and windmills, he sighs and says: "Great.

(Of course, such devices will still have to operate in aeroplane mode).Earlier this year the FAA established a committee including representatives from airlines, planemakers, passengers, pilots, flight attendants and technology firms to look into the case again.

With suitable safety investment, NASA reckons these could support 500m take-offs and landings a year, instead of the present 37m.But that requires a revolution in aeroplane design, and most of Mr Fallows's book is about two companies leading it.

It is only when the reader counts up how many of his friends die violently killed by robbers, by animals, in aeroplane crashes and on the roads that it becomes clear that the struggle to save Africa's wild animals has been much harsher than the author lets on.The heroine of "Born Free", Joy Adamson, was murdered by an intruder; her husband, George, by Somali bandits.

Carbon fibre reinforced polymer (CFRP) composites structures are widely used in aeroplane structures.

I am afraid in aeroplanes.

These are not normally found in aeroplanes.

They didn't watch television nor fly often in aeroplanes.

There must be loads of people living in aeroplanes, mustn't there?

And the searing: "Hard butter in aeroplanes & restaurants really piss me off".