Sentence examples for a flyover of from inspiring English sources
"These numbers are not based on any kind of real measurements, but rather fuzzy math estimates," he said, recalling a flyover of the Gulf Coast by scientists a decade ago that recorded emissions of volatile organic compounds at 6 to 12 times the amounts reported by companies.
Each hour features a flyover of a single state's cities, suburbs, mountains, parks, triumphs, regrets, all strung together by little more than a narrator's voice.
(A couple of weeks later, by telephone from London, he said that the trip eventually included a jaunt to Chile and a flyover of Brazil).
Fishermen, chefs and suppliers are content to keep the Chatham name on menus even if the fish have only done a flyover of Chatham harbor.
Last night's ceremony included the unveiling of a monument to the victims and rescue workers along with the unfurling of flags and a flyover of Navy jets.
The parade was the first display of armor and nuclear missile launchers on Red Square since 1990, and was followed by a flyover of 32 military planes, including strategic bombers.
The methodology is illustrated for the case of a flyover noise of an aircraft near an airport and for the interior noise in a jet and a propeller aircraft.
Tellingly, Vince Gilligan hasn't introduced us to Walter White's parents, he's presented as a first-gen strain of discontent, overlooked in a flyover zone of lower-middle class whites.
Then, as game time approaches, she and her controllers will also be called on to manage a kind of flying circus, stacking the air space with executive shuttle helicopters, banner-towing planes and blimps, while also accommodating a pregame flyover of a B-2 bomber and the Air Force's Thunderbirds precision flight team.
Like a movie sequel, High Line II will have some things that are the same — more of those neat high-tech concrete planks underfoot and "peel-up" benches — as well as some things that are different: a "woodland flyover" of dense vegetation; a lawn; and a dramatic glass cutout exposing traffic on the street below.
Chris Cook: Here's a flyover video of the course for today's big race, complete with slightly overbearing music provided by some Carl Orff impressionist.
