Sentence examples for a ditching from inspiring English sources
Although the in-cabin push-out window is not considered an emergency exit under any international regulation, it is in most cases the closest exit located to passengers and would likely be used as the primary egress point in the event of a capsizing following a ditching.
Trenching of the ice cover with a ditching or similar machine has been practiced to create a weak zone in areas that are historically prone to jamming.
The early crews were heroic, given the distances they had to fly and the near-impossibility of rescue after a ditching.
The ponds and creeks would replace a ditching system, dating to the 1930's, designed to drain wetlands of standing water where mosquitoes breed.
In Tuesday night's episode Boone Ian Somerhalderr), suddenly resurrected on the new version of Oceanic Flight 815, chatted with Locke (Terry O'Quinn) about the odds of surviving a ditching in the ocean.
Perhaps they should after this Michael Choo Cabin crew have access to emergency locator transmitters, but these are electronic distress beacons designed to be used in the event of a ditching at sea or forced landing rather than in flight.
Marines huddled along a ditch.
"Sash is tits-up in a ditch".
It's a pothole, not a ditch".
