Sentence examples for crews taking off from inspiring English sources

The problems stemmed from the flight crews taking off for New York without first making sure there was an open gate for them at Kennedy, Mr. Coleman said.

Meanwhile, the four-member crews take off each day here for 12-hour sorties.

That hot cocoa got my pilots and crew chiefs warm faster, my crews took off faster and they were more deadly.

By contrast, Terry Crews' fast and furious interaction with some carjacking Muppets in an earlier Toyota commercial felt fresh and of our time (also, Crews took off his shirt, which is always a pleasure).

The first official sortie of No. 410 Squadron was from RAF Drem, East Lothian, Scotland, on the night of 4 June 1942, when twelve Beaufighter crews took off, and it went on to become the top-scoring night fighter squadron in the RAF Second Tactical Air Force during the period between D-Day and VE-Day.

And the unstoppable clothier J. Crew, taking off on the success of its Ludlow suit, recently opened a seductive little shop devoted exclusively to Ludlow suiting on a sleepy corner in TriBeCa.

Well, the crew took off and flew the plane right into the ocean".

Usually, Seaward and his crew take off the day after the Wimbledon men's singles final.

Well, the crew took off and flew the plane right into the ocean". All 189 people onboard died.

In April 1950, a converted Navy bomber with a 10-man crew took off from West Germany and was shot down by the Soviets before reaching Latvia.

The crew took off from Forli in northern Italy in the final days of World War II, but never returned and were thought to have been shot down.