Sentence examples for aeroplane from from inspiring English sources

The underside of a ray is an extraordinary thing, like an aeroplane from below.

Last autumn when Corrigan flew the same aeroplane from California he was not even permitted to land in Roosevelt Field, Long Island because the aeroplane was not licensed.

Let me start off by saying that in 2013, I'm going to get a taste of this very challenge, because as I write this, a friend and colleague, Dr Jordan Santos Concejero, is about to board an aeroplane from Spain to conduct post-doc research with me in Cape Town, and we are going to be investigating a number of biomechanical, neurological and physiological factors in elite Kenyan runners.

All flies were transported by aeroplane from Philadelphia in thermally insulated vials carried on person to Kahiltna Glacier at the base of Mount Denali/McKinley and carried on foot thereafter.

I would also expect Iran to aggressively pursue the purchase of new aeroplanes from the likes of Boeing and Airbus".

Anti-apartheid protesters preparing to buzz the match with model aeroplanes from a flat overlooking the ground.

* Corporate giving to charities falls The US has banned foreign-owned aeroplanes from flying over New York and Washington on September 11.

They do, though, stop buildings and aeroplanes from suffering the fate, as well as helping predict weather, model various other physical phenomena, search for oil or gas reserves, encrypt and decrypt communications and simulate all manner of processes.

They are wind tunnels, and the buildings containing them, in Farnborough, Hampshire, built to test aeroplanes from the first world war onwards, including Spitfires, the earliest jets and Concorde.

So if Scotland buys a fleet of aeroplanes from British Aerospace, they'll go to the office with a jar the size of a skip and tip 50 million quid in pennies over the floor, saying, "We're not allowed a pound, pal, so ye'll have to pick them up yeself big man".

"Bound 2" incorporates samples from Wee's "Aeroplane (Reprise)", from "Bound" by Ponderosa Twins Plus One, and the line "Uh-huh, honey" from Brenda Lee's "Sweet Nothin's".