Sentence examples for case a plane from inspiring English sources

Search-and-rescue teams trained in land and sea operations would be on hand in case a plane went down.

In another case, a plane flew below the normally permitted altitude to avoid the ash cloud, Mr. Handwerg said.

In case a plane unexpectedly needs refueling in Westchester, the Air Force has chosen a lab in the county where the work can be done.

It's almost like I'm one of those prisoners that's trying to memorize something so just in case a plane flies over, you have the right combination that will get you rescued.

Mr. Ringler wrote that building the store along the centerline of the airport's runway protection zone was counter to the purpose of the zone, which is meant to be a buffer in case a plane crashes.

Made on the cheap, the film is a self-conscious throwback to disaster flicks of the 1970's, like "Airport" and "Earthquake," in which small groups of people unite against adversity or, in this case, a plane full of poisonous snakes hopped up on pheromones.

In both cases, a plane heading east for a landing on Runway 22 Left had to abort the landing and go around, and came close to a plane taking off to the south, on Runway 13 Right.

Because an airplane's wake causes severe turbulence and, in extreme cases, can cause a plane that enters into it to crash, the FAA has strict standards on how much distance controllers should maintain between planes.

Analogous to the heat transfer case, the local Sherwood number Sh x Ra − 1 / 3 increases with ξ in the case of a plane surface ( α = 0 ) while for a wavy surface ( α ≠ 0 ) the local Sherwood number fluctuates.

In the case of a plane channel, however, variations of the channel height 2H have a pronounced influence on the transfer coefficient.

The coefficients for the first three cylinder and torus modes are plotted against frequency for the case of a plane wave incident upon a 90° bend.