Sentence examples for expected flight from inspiring English sources

Luongo was screened on Ference's drive from the point, but he strangely moved toward the center of the net, misjudging the expected flight of the shot.

All these planes, with expected flight ranges from 7,000 to more than 9,000 nautical miles, will have only two engines and should fit into a sweet spot in the market, given the growing demand from Middle Eastern and Asian airlines for long-haul planes.

F/A-18 inboard aileron hinges are susceptible to fatigue cracking in the aft strut fillet due to higher than originally expected flight loads.

However, the shuttle failed to achieve the expected flight rate, and NASA bought the single module that it was obliged to accept and canceled its options for the others.

The expected flight of Jewish leaders and spokespeople from Rubashkin's side ensued, whatever the injustice of his proposed sentence.

The UK foreign secretary, Philip Hammond, said on Sunday he expected flights to be restored before Christmas.

He said he expected flights to resume in weeks, and if Boeing missed that time frame, it would "be by a little, not by a lot".

The European air-traffic agency Eurocontrol said it expected flights to be operating at or near normal levels for the first time in nearly a week.

Several airlines warned travelers to expect flight cancellations.

1 These developments suggest we can expect flight opportunities to become increasingly available to the general public either for individual travel (referred to as space tourism) or for work, as companies exploit the commercial opportunities of space flight.

The company expects flights to resume "within a year", leaving potential customers looking for other, more expensive, space-delivery alternatives.