Sentence examples for an airspace from inspiring English sources

Of course, an ash cloud has never hovered over an airspace as congested and critical as Europe's.

One woman asked, hopefully, "So, if you're caught in an avalanche, you put your hands in front of your face to create an airspace, right?" "Yeah" was the reply.

Robert Wilson, a spokesman for Australia's air-traffic control agency, said the program's producers requested an airspace restriction covering the area above the "Survivor" site around the time that the photographs came out.

Because they operate in a new, untrammeled layer of physical space — below 400 feet, an airspace that is currently unoccupied in most of the country — they open up a vast new shipping lane.

He added: "I fault Hillary Clinton [who secretary of state at the time], I fault President Obama, but I also fault the neoconservatives in my party, like Rubio, who have been eager for war in Libya, in Syria, in Iraq, and want a [Syria] no-fly zone in an airspace where Russia's already flying.

Consumers cannot buy an Airspace drone.

That is not exactly Class A airspace used by commercial air traffic, making life-threatening mid-air collisions unlikely.Nowhere to hideSafety is not the only concern associated with the greater use of civilian drones, however.

Increases in the number of CAT operations, and in the number of airports they operate from, has resulted in a corresponding increase in Class A controlled airspace.

There are particular problems for GA around large airports, where Class A controlled airspace extends to ground level.

The quieter songs, like "Sadie," inhabit an ominous airspace, while an anthem like "Let Spirits Ride" recalls the plunging extravagance of Led Zeppelin in full Viking mode.

Open image in new window Fig. 4 Progressive changes of a lung adenocarcinoma associated with a cystic airspace in a 60-year-old woman.