Sentence examples for aging flight from inspiring English sources

Every school day at a few minutes after 3, Tenia Rivera trudges up the aging flight of stairs to the single room she calls home, pulls off her backpack, and flops down onto her bed.

After all, the film focuses on an aging flight attendent (Pam Grier) and the aging bail bondsman (Robert Forster) who she falls in love with.

And of course, you're seeing increasing rates of poverty, aging demographics, flight to the city.

Further, on average, one-year-olds that traveled with older birds strayed by 63.9 km from straight line paths, which was 33percentt less than for one-year-olds that traveled in same-age flight groups (see figure 3 at right; larger view).

Next Saturday at 7 p.m. at Coe Hall, the family's former estate in Oyster Bay that is now a museum at the Planting Fields Arboretum State Historic Park, the Planting Fields Foundation will play host to Masquerade Madness, a costume party inspired by the Coes' Jazz Age flights of fancy.

The coating withstands to aging tests simulating flight conditions.

Moreover, synaptic transmission along the giant fiber neuronal circuit decreases during aging, and indirect flight muscles become unresponsive to stimulation (Martinez et al., 2007).

We need to cut capacity" meaning both aging aircraft and flights, Mr. Garfinkle said.

Then a 1992 tax revaluation that doubled homeowner's property taxes, an aging population and white flight conspired against the neighborhood and left behind a trail of vacant houses, many of them sold to investors.

The increase in the young white population near downtown was offset to a great extent by continued white flight and aging in the more working-class sections closer to the edges of the city, which were long known as "white ethnic" neighborhoods.

Two small airports on the mainland strip closest to the islands, in the cities of Kawthaung and Myeik, have flights on aging aircraft from Yangon, Myanmar's main city and the primary gateway to the country.