Sentence examples for bad pilot from inspiring English sources

"A pilot that bypasses a bad rule is a bad pilot".

But most of all, the former employee said, they considered him a very bad pilot.

I've always been a bad pilot, prone to over-correcting and experimenting.

After making my pilot and seeing us go on the air, for Christina Wayne [the former AMC programming executive] to show me the "Breaking Bad" pilot, it was a thrill for me to think: "Oh my God, this is going to be on this channel, too.

The nation's protectors didn't seem to be taking their duties very seriously, whether it was Bush joking about how "that's some bad pilot" 15 minutes after the first attack, or Rumsfeld not bothering to leave a routine briefing session even after the second plane had hit the towers.

But too many and it started to read like a bad pilot, full of expositional dialogue.

In addition to bad piloting, the FAA is worried about both violence to and from drones.

Highly relevant was the motivation of the engineer, Bernard Ziegler, who wanted to make an airplane that would survive bad piloting.

As in older sorts of television, bad pilots can become better series ("Mozart in the Jungle," I mean you); and good pilots (Whit Stillman's "The Cosmopolitans," salut) don't get picked up.

But instructors thought he was so bad a pilot and spoke such poor English that they contacted the Federal Aviation Administration to verify that his license was not a fake.

"The Seinfeld Chronicles" (also known as "Good News, Bad News" or "Pilot") is the pilot episode of the American sitcom Seinfeld, which first aired on NBC on July 5 , 1989