Sentence examples for flight overseas from inspiring English sources
HOI AN, VIETNAM — After the war and failed flight overseas, after her father's persecution and the knowledge of hunger, it was the miracle of the crispy pancake that changed things for Trinh Diem Vy.
She said her husband told her Headley had once used an elderly aunt to smuggle drugs on a flight overseas, hiding the package in her pocket without her knowledge.
As he works abroad, Mohamed's work is so far unaffected by the protests, but if the demonstrations continue for too long, he may have issues finding a flight overseas.
Our economy is on life support, barely holding on while jobs continue their flight overseas.
The emerging argument among conservatives now is that Obama should use the flight overseas as an opportunity to visit ground forces in Afghanistan.
My neighbor is a pilot and he told me that a flight overseas is off course the majority of the time.
Dr. Shi and Dr. Rao helped draft the party's new program to hire top-flight overseas scientists, entrepreneurs and other experts — the latest incarnation of the government's campaign to lure its scholars home.
In the past, companies would purchase big business jets because of the need for occasional "superlong-haul flights" overseas, said Alex Wilcox, JetSuite's chief executive.
But the jury seemed to accept his accent, his talk of police death squads and his account of secret flights overseas to compete in martial arts showdowns "near whole hog," the juror said.
The series' shooting title was derived from a letter sent from Arizona by Gerry's brother, Lionel, while he was serving as an RAF flight sergeant overseas during the Second World War.
The aircraft were transferred to No. 1 Aircraft Deport on 2 November to be returned to standard configuration, and No. 1 Long Range Flight's overseas detachments had all returned to Australia by 6 November.
