Sentence examples for Much piloting from inspiring English sources
He does not do much piloting these days.
But once a jet reaches cruising altitude miles above the earth, computers manage the plane and there's not much pilots have to do.
It might be much less adventurous than piloting an aircraft directly into the eye of a Category 5 hurricane, but researchers have found that simply listening to a storm using underwater microphones can provide much of the same information about its destructive power.
Moreover, you wonder if Jagger's fashion-conscious dilettantism might account for the album's sound: Blue & Lonesome feels very much a record piloted by someone who's heard the White Stripes or the Black Keys, or the raw blues releases on which Mississippi label Fat Possum's reputation was founded.
We have participated in and piloted much of the technology which will display the next generation of advertising and deliver media content for the next decade.
Ground staff will strike for two hours on Monday in protest but their anger is directed as much at pilots as the airline's management.
Some hospitals are developing drills to be followed before doctors and nurses start an operation, much like pilots' using checklists before takeoff.
The Federal Aviation Administration says that the Colgan crew was working within the existing guidelines that specify how much rest pilots must have between shifts.
Joan Alker of the Center for Children and Families at Georgetown, who co-wrote the April report, said that so far there was no solid evidence of how much the pilot program had saved or whether the savings came from denying services.
The judge sentencing Faiz at Leeds Crown Court, said it was "extraordinary" that rules in Pakistan only state that there should be a 12-hour gap between "bottle and throttle", no matter how much the pilot had drunk.
In that year she was cast in the gentle comedy Venus Beauty, about a young beautician who falls in love with a much older pilot who is badly scarred from burns.
