Sentence examples for aeroplane the from inspiring English sources

Her 113 years of life encompassed the invention of the aeroplane, the development of electronic communications and two world wars.

Such tight tolerances are needed because many of the important bits of an aeroplane (the fuselage, landing gear, flaps and so on) bolt on to them.

The Oxford English Dictionary records a 1916 usage from William A. Robson's book "Aircraft in War and Peace," which spoke of "the best pleasure aeroplane, the Rolls-Royce of the air".

On their seven-hour flight to Helmand on a military C17 aeroplane, the prime minister and footballer were forced to share a tiny cabin with just one bunk bed – with Cameron choosing the top berth.

He tells me to picture an aeroplane: the plane taking off is ejaculate leaving a male body, but before that, it has to be loaded up with passengers, ie sperm.

The comic Boothby Graffoe remembers cracking a 9/11 gag at the Comedy Store ("that's the trouble with twins – one gets an aeroplane, the other one has to have an aeroplane") hours after the World Trade Center was hit.

Also a CD of In The Aeroplane Over The Sea.

"A 9n314m warhead detonated outside the aeroplane to the left side of the cockpit.

The band went into hibernation after releasing "In the Aeroplane Over the Sea" in 1998 and finishing a tour to promote the album.

I reread the last page of In the Aeroplane Over the Sea by Kim Cooper.

Only the kaleidoscopic broken lens of cubism could do justice to the aeroplane and the Eiffel Tower, it seemed.