Sentence examples for flight works from inspiring English sources
One down side to flying with a Turkish charter airline is that the cost of the flight works out a little more than I was comfortable paying.
The main goal of this research was to understand how insect flight works, rather than to build a useful robot.
A magnificent yellow and blue abstraction titled simply "January, 1971" it more than held its own among the top flight works by Still, Rothko, Pollock and other postwar abstractionists.
For example, they may use their self-control to tolerate withdrawal symptoms long enough to get through a plane flight, work obligations or a family function, so that they can return to smoking or drug use later.
When we compared notes, it turned out that my flight worked out the same price as the booking fee that he had to pay in addition to the cost of his rail pass.
The locked door on the Germanwings flight worked the other way around.
Two flights of each observation squadron concentrated on counter-battery observation and one became a "bombardment flight", working with particular artillery ' bombardment groups" for wire-cutting and trench-destruction; these flights became "contact-patrol flights" intended to observe the positions of British troops once the assault began.
Named for the nearby Crystal Spring, the museum will display top-flight works by American masters from the Colonial era to the present, with the largest concentrations coming from the 19th and 20th centuries.
And if that demonstration re-flight works, and some customers may want more than one - then that's the thing that would really ultimately convince them," he said.
And it partnered with Virgin America to power in-air streaming on flights, works with music festivals like Bonnaroo, as well as auto makers and mobile device manufacturers.
He said he looked forward so much to breaking up in-flight work with a movie that, when he can, "I will pick the flights that I know will have the better in-flight entertainment systems on board," he said.
