Sentence examples for flew less from inspiring English sources
The spacecraft flew less than a thousand miles above the surface — six times closer than Mariner 4 — with what passed for a high-resolution camera back then: one pixel per hundred metres.
DALLAS (AP) — The parent of American Airlines, the AMR Corporation, said Wednesday that it lost $375 million in the first quarter as people flew less during the recession than they did a year ago, erasing the benefit of cheaper fuel.
There are only about 30 of us today, but seasoned vets say that in the old days, when older planes flew less frequently, people packed in like sardines in rows of facing seats.After flying over the Transantarctic Mountains, a seemingly endless expanse of white spreads out beneath us.
The system would set limits on how much carbon dioxide emission airlines would be allowed, allowing them to sell surplus permits if they flew less or used more environmentally friendly technology and punishing them with extra costs if they wanted to use more fuel.
Even Emirates Airline, the region's most profitable and ambitious as well as one of the few managed according to Western standards, flew less than a sixth of the revenue passenger kilometers of American Airlines in 2002, ranking 24th in the world, according to Air Transport World, a trade magazine.
The distributorship gave him the money to indulge his hobbies further as he flew less for PSA: He skydived, hunted and expanded his collection of vintage planes, including a Spitfire, a Mustang and, at one time, a Northrop F-5B jet that flew at Mach 1.4.
This idea is supported by studies showing that androchrome females perch at similar heights as males, spend less time than gynochrome females hidden in the vegetation and fly less than gynochrome females [ 40].
It flies less often now to Hawaii, Chicago, Los Angeles and New York.
But none of these payments motivate anyone to fly less.
Should this ever end, people will fly less.
