Sentence examples for before refuelling from inspiring English sources

Next, strike out for the new Pirate Golf before refuelling with ice-cream from Di Pola's opposite.

The drones can hover above a target for up to forty hours before refuelling, and the precise video footage makes it much easier to identify targets.

There's even a freshwater shower for after your dip before refuelling with coffee, sandwiches and doughnuts from the Beach cafe right on the seafront.

Helicopters can last about 2.5 to three hours in the air before refuelling.

He had experienced radio problems before refuelling, but these were fixed during the stop.

One of the last things you'd associate with Saga Norén, the curious and compelling Swedish detective now back on our screens in the third series of The Bridge, is a love of fine food: utterly work-focused and oblivious to life's creature comforts, she's usually glimpsed scooping something unidentifiable and microwaved from a tray, refuelling before she interrogates the next suspect.

In November 1974, British Airways Flight 870 was hijacked shortly after take-off from Dubai for London Heathrow, The Vickers VC10 landed at Tripoli for refuelling before flying on to Tunis.

Despite the upturn in results which took the side to the top half of the table, a fourth successive defeat in the Tyne-Wear derby just before Christmas refuelled the discontent, coming so soon after the anticlimax of defeat in the League Cup quarter-final at Tottenham Hotspur.

The Obama and Trump Administrations supported the campaign by authorizing the sale of more than forty billion dollars of weaponry to Saudi Arabia, and by providing intelligence and logistical assistance, including American airborne tankers refuelling Saudi F-16s before they make bombing runs into Yemen.

It is a matter of stopping and refuelling, filling yourself up again before you lose all feeling.

The plane's captain, Feston M'hone, wanted to fly from Lusaka to Brazzaville, then on to Libreville and Abidjan before finally arriving in Dakar, the sheer number of refuelling stops suggesting how unsuitable a vehicle it was for the journey.