Sentence examples for flights formed from inspiring English sources

In April 1936, Hely took command of No. 3 Squadron's North Australia Survey Flight, one of two such flights formed by the Air Force that month to carry out photographic surveys.

The caudal limits of the anterior activated areas (ASt, AN, and AMV) in birds that made flights formed a semi-linear functional boundary across the respective brain subdivisions (St, N, and MV; Fig. 3Ae).

The prize includes three nights at the five-star Movenpick Istanbul and flights form London.

Based on the degree of soil development, surface deposits on terrace flights form the post-incisive soil chronosequence, supporting the hypothesis of terrace formation by fluvial processes.

By August 1927, Wackett had been promoted flight lieutenant and given command of the Papuan Survey Flight formed at RAAF Station Laverton, Victoria.

As we trolled toward the craggy rocks off South Brother Island, the sun-basking cormorants took umbrage and then took flight, forming a big wing-beating flock wheeling away from their leafy refuge here in the middle of the upper East River.

He quickly adjusted to the top flight and formed an effective partnership with Scott Dann, another Championship player with Coventry.

Their relationship with the survivors of Flight 815 formed the crux of the fourth season.

The task initially fell to No. 2 OCU before a specialised unit, No. 4 Forward Air Control Flight, was formed in 1970.

Following the British failure to win the Schneider Trophy in 1925, Trenchard ensured that finances were available for an RAF team and the High Speed Flight was formed in preparation for the 1927 race.

No. 1 Long Range Flight was formed at RAAF Base Laverton on 16 February 1953 to begin preparations for the RAAF's participation in the London-to-Christchurch air race.