Sentence examples for flight wound from inspiring English sources

She said they were finding that many people who were separated from their luggage when a flight wound up at a different location or was canceled had taken things in stride and headed home trusting that Continental would eventually sort things out.

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The entire 200-person flight wound up in New York's JFK airport, with no clear line on what was going on from British Airways, which reportedly didn't provide them with accommodations.

She also pollinates her miscellany with thematic fairytale imagery: the first chapters are called Apricots, Mirrors, Ice, Flight, Breath, Wound; these titles are arranged on the contents page in a v-shaped skein, with the word "Knot" at its tip, marking her illness; then, beginning with the word "Unwound", the pattern unwinds until "Apricots" return.

A U.S. official said on Friday a U.S. flight carrying wounded people from many countries had left Algeria, without giving further details.

FRANKFURT — Volcanic ash and no-fly orders by European air-control authorities forced the U.S. military to reroute several planes flying wounded soldiers out of Afghanistan and to cancel hundreds of training flights in Europe, military officials said Monday.

Mr. Reid was wounded in the right arm that time, his navigator was killed, his radio operator was severely wounded and his flight engineer was wounded in the arm.

Another dozen military employees, including medical teams, went to Afghanistan or Iraq so they could accompany flights evacuating wounded soldiers, Colonel Corcoran said.

(The flights carrying wounded soldiers to U.S. military hospitals also arrived at night to preclude much photography).

They say the bird of prey, a protected species, was probably shot in flight as the wound was found beneath its wing.

One Bf 110 was damaged while their gunners shot down and wounded Flight Lieutenant 'Humph' Russell.