Sentence examples for early pilot from inspiring English sources

Distances were cited in the early pilot books in units of a day's sail.

At first sight, it looks like an early pilot for one of those programmes where hoarders are talked out from behind their stockades of junk.

" After an early pilot about war correspondents failed to get off the ground, she wrote Grey's Anatomy about a bunch of good-looking, workaholic medics.

Gyimah said there had been huge levels of interest in early pilot schemes for the extended childcare provision, with nearly 100 local authorities and 1,700 providers asking to take part.

Why not here and now?" A two-month scheme involving 470 teenagers from London and Birmingham by the Challenge Network is seen as an early pilot for Cameron's plans.

One of its early pilot studies, in 2015, found that the government could garner an extra $1.59 million from private venders in a three-month window just by tweaking a rebate form to encourage honesty.

[World Business, Section W.] Delta Reaches Accord With Pilots Delta Air Lines and its pilots' union reached a tentative agreement on a plan to avoid service disruptions that could result from a flood of early pilot retirements.

In those two clunky early pilots, Archie's son-in-law is Irish, not Polish.

The white paper says evidence from early pilots suggests the approach can improve clinical outcomes.

"But early piloting of the merchandise in the US indicates that there is a very strong market for the products".

Lovell also loves early pilots' mix of diligence and irresponsibility, as well as the possibilities inherent in the Lockheed, despite its chicken-coop cockpit proportions; dangerous fun was to be had.