Sentence examples for airplane pulling from inspiring English sources

A small airplane pulling a banner along the seashore glided to a landing on the median of a busy highway yesterday after its engine died.

And she has only grown better at creating subtle moments of musical drama: "A Pin-Light Bent," after alternating fretfully between A-minor and F-major chords, finally lifts and brightens as it shifts to C major, like an airplane pulling out of a deep dive.

Again the airplane pulled up.

Up above, an airplane pulls a banner for a Ford dealership.

As he walked his dog, Guinness, along Beach 121st Street, the groans of an airplane pulled his eyes to the sky.

The timer was activated when the electrical pull-out plugs connecting it to the airplane pulled loose as the bomb fell, switching it to internal (24V battery) power and starting the timer.

The team had experience in crisis management: the deaths of beloved running back Joe Delaney and star linebacker Derrick Thomas; six head coaches and nine losing seasons in the previous 15 years; a fan-led movement in 2012 that saw airplanes pulling signs above Arrowhead Stadium that called for firings following a 1-10 stand and for someone to "SAVE OUR CHIEFS". But nothing like this.

But these days there ought to be dozens of airplanes pulling banners with her name on them flying over New York City, Los Angeles and Dallas -- signs that also read: "DAMMIT SUSAN YOU WERE RIGHT".

Raise the nose of the airplane by pulling the control wheel toward you.

Throughout these Dark Ages, with airplanes overhead pulling signs reading "Burn Your Season Tickets," the stadium was forever packed with men and women and children, some of whom had inherited their season tickets from fans now deceased or others who had come to their senses.

While he may one day move up to the intermediate class, moving higher requires both higher performance airplanes and pulling more Gs, which is physically demanding.