Sentence examples for cockpits for from inspiring English sources

But not in China, where pilots are poorly paid and are often chained to their cockpits for life.

Using this knowledge, cockpits for fighter pilots were meticulously planned so that each dial and meter could be read at a glance.

Kaman Corporation chief executive Neal Keating said his firm is already scaling back hiring in Jacksonville, Fla., where the company builds cockpits for Blackhawk helicopters.

Rather than conceive of it as operating on the same " market-force" principles as a medieval fair or Middle Eastern souk, where buyers and sellers interact to find prices that reflect preferences and scarcities, he thought of markets as cockpits for the interplay of concentrations of private corporate power.

The study's intention, Kissenger added, was to educate the public as well as foment more collaboration with the auto and electronics industries, with an eye toward developing international guidelines and standards for safer "cockpits" for drivers.

The airline had to pay double the regular salary to get pilots back in the cockpits for the holiday flights.

The country is also a cockpit for wider struggles.

One idea, dubbed the CogPit, is to work on a smart cockpit for fighter aircraft.

Europe, which for many centuries was a cockpit for many fighting faiths, is now politically vanilla.

The Soyuz has a glass [i.e., modern] cockpit, for example.

* * * Vietnam had been a political, military, and moral cockpit for years.