Sentence examples similar to changing in flight from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Pearce, the transport association economist, said that competition could prevent some airlines from changing in-flight services.

And Brooks could have mentioned the film's "coup de théâtre" and the most perfect segue in cinema – when a medieval yeoman on his pilgrimage to Canterbury is transformed in the blink of an eye into a 1940 Home Guard soldier (by using the same actor in the same pose) with his hunting hawk changing in mid flight into a Spitfire.

"I was changing into flight gear and he came in and nodded 'Hello,' " Capt.

"Shortly after I joined the squadron, I was changing into flight gear and he came in and nodded 'Hello,' " Mr. Hudner said of meeting Ensign Brown in December 1949.

"Cameras would also make use of automatic winding of film and a number of models made use of extended lengths of film compared to standard lengths, to save the need of changing film in flight.

"We looked at a panel of 62 cytokines and saw that 50 of them were changing in some manner associated with flight, about half of which were elevated," said Tejaswini Mishra, PhD, a postdoctoral scholar at Stanford and one of the study's lead authors.

Loyalty programs are changing in a few other ways beyond offering free flights.

VISITOR INFORMATION GETTING THERE Flights to Riga from New York involve changing in Europe.

But that is changing: in nanotechnology and advanced materials, China has become a top-flight research base.

Then we found that our flights had been altered from scheduled to chartered, changing in Bahrain.

Things are changing in Zambia.