Sentence examples for a pilot that is from inspiring English sources

A spokesperson from the University of Edinburgh said: "We are part of a pilot that is trialling the grade points system.

"Under no circumstance should a medal that is designed to honor a pilot, that is controlling a drone via remote control, thousands of miles away from the theater of operation, rank above a medal that involves a soldier being in the line of fire on the ground".

A pilot that is rooted in a well-developed smoke-free intervention (SFI) that has shown promising results from the feasibility study in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

Jesse Dobbins, his brother William and three other conscripts evaded capture and travelled 500 winter-icy miles to Kentucky, helped on their way, as Dobbins recalled, by "a friend that had been a pilot" – that is, an Underground Railroad guide – "for the Union men all the time since the war begun".

"If some guy was into Tarzan, and wanted to dress onstage like Tarzan, or like a baseball referee, or a pilot, that was OK with George.

ABC, Oct. 9 at 10. THE ELEVENTH HOUR Yes, this one was also a British series, and like "Life on Mars" it has had a troubled history with recasting and a pilot that was not a smash hit with the network.

Well, to take this analogy to an anomaly, you're riding alongside a pilot that's survived a plane crash at fault of their past partner.

"He always dreamed of being a pilot; that was all he ever wanted to do," Ms. Burlingame said of her brother.

The fundamental metaphor is unchanged: the teenager succeeds as a robot pilot – that is, grows up – when anger or fear or libido becomes uncontrollable and the heroine-hero bursts through the limits put in place by controlling or concerned adults.

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Though the pilots take place in the same city, "Transparent," which Soloway calls a "dark comedy," couldn't be less different than Chris Carter's "The After," an Amazon pilot that is as apocalyptic as Soloway's is low-key.