Sentence examples for be flown with from inspiring English sources

If there is no wind, the ship can be flown with turbofan engines attached to each side.

In addition, some international routes, like Paris to San Francisco, will be flown with Boeing 767 planes rather than larger Boeing 777's.

The SOL ACES experiment is prepared to be flown with the ESA SOLAR payload to the International Space Station as planned for the Shuttle mission E1 (Columbus) in August 2006.

After the Challenger disaster, new concerns were expressed that the Centaur upper-stage rocket, with its highly volatile liquid hydrogen propellant, was too dangerous to be flown with payloads in the shuttle's cargo bay.

The problem England needs a solution to before the St George Cross wing pennants can be flown with intent is how to reclaim the Premier League as one for "football played by Englishmen," as Dyke put it, and, heaven knows, this back page has communicated that fact.

The very first to do so, the test pilot Jack Waddell, described it as "a pilot's dream" and a "two-finger airplane" — one that can be flown with just the forefinger and thumb on the control wheel; it is hard to imagine higher praise for such an enormous aircraft.

New Zealander Rhys Darby may be flying with the Conchords, but his Edinburgh show barely got off the ground.

"He won't be flying with a 2-year-old and a baby," his wife pointed out.

If Solo winked at the camera any more, it would be flying with its eyes closed.

Along with the new fighter McCudden was eager to fly was the company he would be flying with.

Let your airline know as far in advance as possible that you'll be flying with a child with autism.