Sentence examples for aeroplanes from inspiring English sources

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

Johns was a pilot and so the information about second world war aeroplanes is very interesting and detailed.

"But it is very important we have a national and also international strategy … in countries where control of superbugs is less stringent, because people get on to aeroplanes and go between countries".

In the UK, you're not allowed to do the dragon on most trains, buses or aeroplanes.

"It's flat here," he says, "and the impact is greater than electricity pylons – pylons are stationary, they don't move, they're transparent, they don't have lights on to warn aeroplanes; you can't see them.

Aeroplanes were feared, because they might disturb the spirits of the upper air.

This week, the Pakistani Taliban attacked the international airport in Karachi, the country's largest city, in a mercifully unsuccessful attempt to hijack or destroy aeroplanes.

This was the aircraft that was to begin Boeing's recovery after years when its aeroplanes were outshone by the new models rolling out of Airbus's hangars in Toulouse.

Brasilia, for example, was intended in its day to be a city of the future, at a time when cars, aeroplanes and moulded concrete were the ultimate symbols of progress.

The recordings from that flight could reveal whether reports are true that passengers, hearing that other aeroplanes had been crashed into the World Trade Centre, overpowered the hijackers to prevent them doing something equally murderous.The investigation has revealed how vulnerable an open, liberal, capitalist society can be.

They are also the recipients of a vast and varied selection of arts and crafts: juke boxes, sledges, stained-glass windows, phonographs, tea cups, model aeroplanes and lots of paintings and books.