Sentence examples for fleet of jets from inspiring English sources

Clarke's replacement, Dave Lewis, has said he decided to scrap the fleet of jets when he joined in September.

An avid airplane pilot, he maintained an expensive fleet of jets dubbed "Air Bud" and flew to work each day in a helicopter.

Companies are likely to want to expand their fleet of jets, possibly to provide better mobility for technical and engineering teams.

One picture of three aviators in flight suits walking from a fleet of jets and another of a warship are not accurate to the movie's time period.

Johnston said the Rudd government had given the Coalition a "hospital handball" by renewing the contract on the current fleet of jets just before the 2013 election.

Among other things, the Trenton air base is home to a major search-and-rescue center, a rapid deployment force and the fleet of jets used by senior Canadian government officials.

Air Zimbabwe, the state-run airline, has suspended flights to Victoria Falls, London and Johannesburg because it cannot afford fuel for its tiny fleet of jet and prop-jet passenger aircraft, the daily government-run newspaper, The Herald, reported.

A19 Brazil Divided Over Jets The Brazilian government is about to spend $700 million on a fleet of jet fighters, but the government leaving office at the end of the year and the one soon to replace it seem unable to agree on who should decide which planes to buy.

The Brazilian government is about to spend nearly $700 million on a fleet of jet fighters, but the government leaving office at the end of the year and the one soon to replace it seem unable to agree who should decide what plane to buy.

Visualizing your tumor as an enemy base being fired upon by your body's fleet of jet fighters or having tiny needles inserted all over your body may sound like strange ways to treat disease, but more and more often, patients are turning to unconventional treatments for a variety of ailments either instead of, or in addition to, mainstream medical practices.

But perhaps most important, G.E. expects infrastructure orders to keep rising, as emerging nations continue to build highways and railways and fleets of jets.