Sentence examples for drunken pilot from inspiring English sources

Drunken pilot, no such thing".

In the weeks following the hearing, as the stock markets shot up and down like a stunt plane with a drunken pilot in the cockpit, criticism of Greenspan spread to the media.

Visas received, the filmmakers head to Afghanistan aboard a cargo plane belonging to the Northern Alliance -- rebels who fought with the United States against the Taliban -- and flown by a visibly drunken pilot.

There was Goldblum, playing the geek extraordinaire (who knew about computers and stuff), and then there was the drunken pilot who had been previously abducted by aliens (even though nobody believed him, because he was a drunk and a crank).

The odds of going viral are so low that marketing and production company Curveball Media Limited has claimed users have "more chance of getting shot, dating a millionaire or being flown by a drunken pilot than getting 10,000 views" on a video.

The odds of going viral are so low that marketing and production company Curveball Media Limited has claimed users have "more chance of getting shot, dating a millionaire, or being flown by a drunken pilot than getting 10,000 views" on a video.

Aviation authorities say the number of drunken pilots turning up for work is few and far between.

The worst of the assaults came when a group of drunken pilots formed a gantlet in a hotel corridor and molested women as they passed.

The enormous Ilyushin cargo planes cast strange shadows on the water as they fly in and out; the town, which has been devastated by AIDS, is an incoherent gathering place of vulnerable fishermen, drunken pilots, prostitutes longing to get out, and orphaned children getting stoned on the streets at night.

Senator Wayne Allard, Republican of Colorado, said he believed that the situation at the Air Force Academy was worse than the Tailhook scandal -- where scores of women complained that they were groped or assaulted by drunken pilots at a Navy booster group's convention -- because the system had failed the cadets in this case.

Nine years into the war, Mr. Koroma is a 27-year-old beach man, fluent in French and English, who sidles up to United Nations peacekeepers, drunken Russian pilots and diamond dealers and other shady characters on the Freetown beach.