Sentence examples for accidental plane from inspiring English sources

Together with his brothers, Morrie and Bernard, Solomon founds the lucrative liquor business that is inherited (or usurped) mostly by Bernard after Solomon disappears - apparently dying in what may (or may not) be an accidental plane crash.

The leaders agreed to set up another buffer zone in the Yellow Sea where they would suspend maritime drills and the firing of guns, as well as a no-fly zone in border areas to prevent accidental plane clashes.

Mercifully, no one has ever suggested that Fuller's death was linked in any way with John F Kennedy's assassination or Buddy Holly's "accidental" plane crash - at least, not yet.

The Atomic Safety Licensing Board is withholding approval of a plan to store spent nuclear fuel near an air force base in Utah because of the possibility of an accidental plane crash (news article, March 11).

"When I saw the first crash I assumed it was an accidental plane crash," she says.

My husband's flying instructor of twenty years and his mechanic friend died in an accidental plane crash two weeks ago.

Genna spans two Milanese time frames: Detective Montorsi (1962) is investigating the link between a ritualistically murdered child and the "accidental" plane-crash of über-magnate Enrico Mattei; and Detective Guido Lopez (2001) is protecting Henry Kissinger.

City officials did not announce the kind of calamities these changes would guard against, but they could include bombs and accidental explosions, plane crashes, an out-of-control fire, perhaps even biological or chemical attacks.

Parsons, the Enola Gay's weaponeer, was concerned about the possibility of an accidental detonation if the plane crashed in takeoff, so he decided not to load the four cordite powder bags into the gun breech until the aircraft was in flight.

Air planners create these grids to prevent casualties among allied forces on the ground or accidental clashes with allied planes in the air.

WASHINGTON — An internal investigation by the Central Intelligence Agency has found that the agency withheld crucial information from federal investigators who spent years trying to determine whether C.I.A. officers committed crimes related to the accidental downing of a missionary plane in Peru in 2001.