Sentence examples for airplane book from inspiring English sources

All I want now, from a good airplane book, is transport.

Especially damaging are its cousins, the airplane book and the guilty pleasure, so the first thing we ought to do is parse these categories a bit more closely.

But Mr. Andruscavage's entry in the "time aloft" category fell to Howard Fink, of the Upper West Side, another expert paper airplane flier who used a modified version of a plane featured in "The Great International Paper Airplane Book".

Ms. Hobza, who is originally from the Czech Republic, came up with the idea for the project after she found a yellowing copy of "The Great International Paper Airplane Book," which grew out of and documented the 1967 competition, an event that has become legendary among many paper airplane enthusiasts.

Fincher was tapped as director a while back, making the former les enfant terrible behind "Fight Club" and "Se7en" the preeminent airplane book auteur of the moment: Fincher, of course, also directed "The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo".

I brought all of my airplane books out there and always kept binoculars handy".

The straightforward kind of causal connection between mental activity and global warming (or, for that matter, airplanes, books, computers, drycleaners, etc). is evidently not the right kind of mind-dependence that determines the objectivism/non-objectivism divide.

(By 1976, Drake writes, Saint Laurent couldn't write a check, board an airplane or book a restaurant without Bergé's help).

Though he never embraced Michael, and rarely laid an affectionate hand on his shoulder, he supplied all the right kinds of present — Meccano and chemistry sets, a build-it-yourself wireless, encyclopedias, model airplanes, and books about military history, geology, and the lives of great men.

Let's take this opportunity Disney has created to excite our children with planes, with the magic and fun that is aviation and let's really plant the seeds of curiosity about airplanes with books after the movie ends.

Ask Siri to book airplane tickets, make a dinner reservation or find a song on Pandora, and she politely declines.