Sentence examples for flight attention from inspiring English sources

After President Obama chastised American intelligence agencies for failing to piece together information about Mr. Abdulmutallab in time to prevent him from boarding the Amsterdam-to-Detroit flight, attention turned to British intelligence agencies.

And instead of forcing passengers to remain seated on flights and taking away pillows and blankets, why not have the pilot make an announcement during the flight: "Attention, passengers, please be alert, and if you see something, say something".

And controversy: was Moss throwing her weight around on the flight, demanding attention from the crew because of her celebrity?

But American's troubles aside, the strategy did essentially outline a continuing industrywide evolution, in which lesser markets languish because they do not generate enough revenue per flight, while attention is lavished on markets that feed higher-revenue customers to and from international networks.

For example, in hypersonic flights, missile reentry rocket combustion chambers, gas cooled nuclear reactors and power plants for inter-planetary flight, the attention of researchers was focused on thermal radiation as a mode of energy transfer, and they emphasized the need for discussion on inclusion of radiative transfer in these processes [14, 15].

In a state of panic, I freaked out and begun crying to get the flight attendants attention.

"In a state of panic, I freaked out and begun crying to get the flight attendants attention," she tweeted.

The weighing procedure normally provokes the mouse to express reactions such as flight or attention, which are particularly apparent after the animal is returned to its cage.

Ali Taheri, a spokesman for Parliament's cultural committee, was quoted by Reuters as saying that in addition to the new restrictions on aircraft flights, serious attention will be given to observing the strict Islamic dress code for women working at airports or airline companies.

He was the center of the flight attendant's attention on the return flight to New York.

The greater honey guide (I. indicator) spreads its tail conspicuously and uses a peculiar undulating flight in attracting attention.