Sentence examples for effect of an airplane from inspiring English sources

The 707 was the state-of-the-art airplane then, and the Port Authority was quite amenable to considering the effect of an airplane as a design criterion.

I think the most honest answer would have to be that no one is really sure what the effect of an attack by an airplane would be.

But by this cause-and-effect standard, Mr. Romney could push someone out of an airplane and blame the ground for killing him.

In the confines of an airplane cabin, your shrill cackle has the auditory effect of squealing breaks or the Aflac duck.

The long time interval of these studies (1920s 1980s) implies relatively stable parasite populations; however, the effect of greatly increased airplane travel, migration, and population-level antimalarial drug pressure should be explored.

Sleeping under the wing of an airplane every night?

I'm reminded of an airplane toilet.

In the example of an airplane, the airplane itself is a possible system, as are the group of planes owned by one airline, the total number of airplanes in a particular country, and that nation's transportation facilities.

Link built a model of an airplane cockpit equipped with instrument panel and controls that could realistically simulate all the movements of an airplane.

"Anything that could put a fighter on the tail of an airplane is not a good thing, not for the people and the crews on the airplane".

Last summer he jumped out of an airplane from 10,500 feet.