Sentence examples for airplane who from inspiring English sources

In December 1997, Ms. Azoulay spoke to a woman on an airplane who told her about a party that week in the East Village.

If someone is upset by seeing a dark-skinned person on an airplane, who is the one who needs to get off?

It's true that sometimes you will sit next to someone on an airplane who wants to talk when all you want to do is sleep or read.

So there would be no deposition of Mr. Zyazikov, or of passengers on the airplane who might have seen the two men interact, or of Mr. Shankhoyev, the investigator charging a cover-up.

"We're coming out with some product ideas that you'll hear about, sooner rather than later, that are tailored to people in the back of the airplane" who pay the higher fares, he said.

Their favourite TV show was Leave It to Beaver, the archetypal white-suburban family comedy – which just makes it even sweeter that the white woman in Airplane! who "talks jive" is Barbara Billingsley, who played Beaver's mum.

And at a time when security officials worry most about a terrorist threat posed by nonmetallic explosives on airplanes, who decides what volume of liquids or gels is acceptable for "medical or cosmetic" reasons, and for whom?

For example, during the air pressure [module]…one student showed other students how to make paper airplanes who were struggling before.

From friends with food and patience, to strangers on airplanes who have talked of tennis and loss, to students who keep questions coming and keep struggling with concepts that are hard and unfamiliar, the evidence of goodness and its endurance in the world have been persistent.

"People at all levels from junior frontline staff through to senior managers are all committed to it, and importantly our crews, who work on board the airplanes, who actually promote and physically collect the contributions…are all really committed to the Change for Good programme," he said.

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".