Sentence examples for aeroplane here from inspiring English sources

My mother's step-grandfather was an American cowboy called Samuel Cody, who came to Britain and became the first man to fly an aeroplane here, in 1908.

SAINT-MALO — Four out of the nine machines that started in the first hydro-aeroplane race here met mishaps, although — and this is a striking demonstration of the comparative safety of hydro-aeroplanes — no personal injury resulted.

Six of the hydro-aeroplanes will be brought here today by the first special train from Paris.

"You can imagine a young 17-year-old wandering about here with aeroplanes all over the place," he said.

Games and tricks are employed in an effort to hurry the baby along or get them to eat more ("here comes the aeroplane!").

I remember vividly the first day the children came here, they saw an aeroplane flying and they were running for their dear lives saying: 'Look they are coming to shell us'," recalls Mr Furo from the state emergency authority.

Here, on an empty aeroplane, VICE's John Doran talks to Cave about his wife, his home and his childhood, the "dreaded" act of songwriting and his artistic influences – from American poet John Berryman, right through to the Bible.

It's so small that people here still point at aeroplanes.

"We pulled the fancy leather couches and everything else out of here, and basically gutted the aeroplane," he says.

Women skip things about aeroplanes, not realising that this one could affect us right here on the ground.

I think I've spotted the hand of Marcel Breuer, who lived a couple of doors down the hall and developed some of the first cantilevered metal chairs here in Dessau, using techniques he learned at the local aeroplane factory.