Sentence examples for calling for planes from inspiring English sources

and Olympia Snowe (R-Maine) have introduced legislation calling for planes to return to the gate after three hours on the tarmac.

It calls for planes heading to congested airports to be held briefly on the ground, so that delays can be cleared before more traffic builds.

The Pentagon has spent $26 billion of the $69 billion planned for the program, which 10 years ago called for 750 planes.

One could imagine a summit meeting between Trump and Putin going brilliantly — or flaming out so spectacularly that Trump calls for war planes the next day.

The aviation agency's order to all domestic carriers does not call for any planes to be grounded, but the inspections must be completed within three days.

European regulators have also called for the planes to be grounded.

The plan was called "Operation Cherry Blossoms at Night" and called for kamikaze planes filled with fleas infected with plague (Yersinia pestis) to crash into civilian population centers in the city, hoping to spread plague in the city and effectively kill tens of thousands of civilians.

(That makes this Aurenche, who in real life later worked with Tavernier, comic relief.) This side of Mr. Gamblin plays especially well when Devaivre finds himself trying to communicate with the R.A.F. in London after a journey calling for a train, a plane and, of course, his bike.

Definition of awkward: plane calling for your dismissal as your watching ur 1-8 team practice #Idzik pic.twitter.com/wYvFGOB3kv.

At 10 16, the controller called for the plane three times and got no response and then asked the pilot of a nearby Delta Air Lines plane if he could see it.

When it became clear that the reinforcements the Pakistani unit had called might not arrive in time to apprehend the man, the American forces called for a plane to drop a bomb.