Sentence examples for bail out over from inspiring English sources

And there are 50 new trees on the right so you can't bail out over there.

He authored Bail Out over North Africa (1980), an account of his early airborne service with the 509th Parachute Infantry Regiment.

Three crew members would bail out over the Warrior, leaving Hubbard and his co-pilot to fly 50 nautical miles (nm) before setting the automatic pilot for a further 200nm.

He tried to radio his position but was forced to bail out over the sea.

The following year he was forced to bail out over Germany following a collision with another Allied aircraft, and spent the rest of the war as a prisoner.

Foskett was killed on 31 October 1944, after his aircraft developed engine trouble and he was forced to bail out over the Aegean Sea, where his parachute failed to open.

The name evokes both the country star Merle Haggard and the term "moral hazard," which at the Grand Ole Opry and elsewhere refers to situations when a person's behavior is altered because his risks are borne by others — say, by the Fed willing to bail out over-leveraged investors.

The Times story, which is long but worth reading in full to get a sense of how brazen these schemes were, proves definitively that Trump is more of a spoiled rich kid than a genius businessman a phony who lied about how much money he had while getting bailed out over and over again by his father, a genuine empire-builder.

The five crewmen bailed out over Japanese-occupied territory in China and all were quickly captured.

Most of the men, including Major Griffin (who was a lieutenant at the time), bailed out over China.

It has been bailed out over the years by the Arts Council to the tune of millions of pounds.