Sentence examples for aeroplane I from inspiring English sources

I had never seen an aeroplane – I just knew we were getting into something that would fly in the sky.

On the aeroplane I had stared at Mel Smith and Rowan Atkinson, whom I recognised, and a shorter, scruffier man in an anorak whom I didn't.

"I wasn't what most people would think of when they imagine a refugee – I'm white, I speak English, I'm well-educated, I arrived on an aeroplane, I didn't have to risk my life in a flimsy boat.

Only my brother Sean, who was 20 months older than me, suspected something more than just a holiday was afoot, and he screamed as he was dragged on to the aeroplane: "I don't wanna go to England; I wanna stay home and play Little League baseball".

AS ONE of those who turn right on entering an aeroplane, I've never got too excited about in-flight catering.

"If I cured Aids and fed Africa and ended Ebola and found that missing aeroplane I'd still be that horrible racist, sexist, homophobic comedian.

I read on the aeroplanes, I read while they slept in our various apartments and hotel rooms - I read while they and my partner snorkelled in the Indian Ocean.

When I was a boy, assembling model aeroplanes, I used to stretch the tissue paper more tautly across the balsawood frame by painting it with a sticky but highly volatile liquid known as "dope".

"If they increased aeroplanes I would be surprised if this business survived long term," said Duncan Leslie.

The novel gives a clear sense of Sark as somewhere both remarkable and beautiful, and, as I sweated and twitched through my most recent, and what I hoped would be my last, aeroplane flight, I promised myself that, should I survive, I would not only go to Sark, but go there by train and boat.

When people talk about the Wright brothers, they didn't invent the concept of flying, everyone was trying to do it – but they did it and got the credit for inventing the aeroplane, so I think I should get the credit for inventing the cash dispenser".