Sentence examples for drop the pilot from inspiring English sources

Apple was the first landmark in Jobs' career but by 1985 he was on his way out after John Sculley, who had joined the company from Pepsi-Cola, decided it was time to drop the pilot.

Are the AMPTP corporations willing to scuttle the 2007 TV season, drop the pilot season, lose the 2008 TV season, wipe their slates of all movies for the next two years and put a nuclear missile-laser on the moon to blackmail the world's governments?

No sportsman has ever been more revered.In this section Preparing for success Secrecy and lies Drop the pilot Blowing in the trade winds Now we need to talk about Bill The meaning of Sachin ReprintsMr Tendulkar's genius is the easiest explanation for this madness.

Does that mean Labour dropping the pilot?

In September 1964 they dropped the pilot.

The most famous is probably still that farewell to Otto von Bismarck, "Dropping the Pilot," by Sir John Tenniel.

Writer discusses the famous English cartoon, which appeared in "Punch", called "Dropping the Pilot" which depicted the ousting of Bismarck.

His most famous cartoon was probably "Dropping the Pilot" (1890), on the subject of Bismarck's resignation.

A German cartoonist in 1982 adapted Tenniel's 1890 Punch cartoon, substituting Schmidt for Bismarck stepping down from the ship of state over the caption, "dropping the pilot".

Yes, Bismarck spent the last 20 years of his career protecting the peace in Europe before the idiot new Kaiser, Wilhelm II, sacked him (Punch's cartoonist famously portrayed it as "Dropping the Pilot").

A bill has been approved by the Senate, though it has yet to be debated in the lower house.In this section Forward, March Hail, Mikhail Cool heads Forza del destino Dropping the pilot Happy hotch-potch Three's a crowd ReprintsWith only a touch of hyperbole, the justice minister, Roberto Castelli, calls the bill "epoch-making".