Sentence examples for aeroplane flight from inspiring English sources

The first aeroplane flight would not be made until 1903.

As the English aeronautical historian C.H. Gibbs-Smith has noted, the tests of this glider represented the first "true aeroplane flight" in history.

In 1908, while in his late 20s, he responded to the news of a successful aeroplane flight with an apocalyptic diary entry: "It really is a new civilisation.

You might have thought Michael O'Leary would have learned his lesson after the Advertising Standards Authority ruled against its advert showing a bikini-clad woman with the slogan "red hot fares & crew", but apparently misogyny and aeroplane flight still go together like six-hour delays and free sandwich coupons.

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.

Examples include a rocket launch and an aeroplane flight.

An additional, unforeseen, hazard has been the fact that some people, mostly men she talks to on aeroplane flights, think the book is an open invitation to sex.

The author's passionate Marxism echoes through this dense, intriguing novel, which follows the bastard son of an Italian merchant from the end of the 19th century to the first world war, and from ignorance to political awakening, as forays into critical theory and art history sit alongside visceral descriptions of riots, sex and aeroplane flights.

MG: First of all it will be the super-wealthy and the tech geeks (or the super-wealthy tech geeks), in the same way that the super-wealthy took the first aeroplane flights.

If you can hear me now it will be the first time speech has ever been communicated to an aeroplane in flight.

The failure to find any wreckage or the aeroplane's flight-recorder means there are no clues, as yet, as to what happened.