Sentence examples for became flight from inspiring English sources

Before stewardesses became flight attendants, Mr. Bain had a wildly successful romp in 1967 with "Coffee, Tea or Me," purportedly written by Trudy Baker and Rachel Jones, former Eastern Airlines stewardesses on whose stories he based the book.

"You know, I mean we used to serve omelets and crepes for breakfast, and now it's 'Would you like to buy stackable chips or a big chocolate chip cookie for $3?' " When Anna, Jane and Debbie became flight attendants more than 20 years ago, tedious chores, like collecting passenger trash, were offset by the perks and quasi-celebrity status that came with the job.

William, who has been based on the Welsh island of Anglesey, joined the military in 2006 and became Flight Lt. William Wales while he worked to rescue nearly 150 people.

Later, it became flights and nights in hotels.

Floating becomes flight, though not escape.

The next day, I visited the apartment of John Clemes, whose brother, Brad, had flown to Rio on the airplane that would become Flight 447, which he reboarded when he discovered that he could not enter without a visa.

Your stock-option-financed Ferrari 360 Modena fantasies have become flights of fancy, but you're still interested in some midengine sports car fun.

Young LOSH fledge (become flighted) in 17 20 days and, as fledglings, continue to be fed by the parents for approximately 28 days more.

By the time Flight 93 became airborne, Flight 11 was four minutes away from hitting the North Tower and Flight 175 was being hijacked; Flight 77 was climbing normally and was nine minutes away from being hijacked.

It became fight or flight.

Later, when the animals took to the skies, the feathers were recruited for flight, and eventually became more flight-specialized.