Sentence examples for fly by jet from inspiring English sources

The Comet was a hit with passengers including Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother and Princess Margaret, who were guests on a special flight on 30 June 1953 hosted by Sir Geoffrey and Lady de Havilland, and thus became the first members of the British Royal Family to fly by jet.

I couldn't have traveled farther from the Moissac cloister if I'd flown by jet.

These men were bound, blindfolded, and taken to an abandoned airbase, then flown by jet to Cairo for interrogation.

He concludes that time is time; one doesn't so much waste or save time as spend it in different ways, and if one flies by jet one misses the cornfields & the children waving along the way.

The coronation broadcast – agreed by the Queen against the advice of the prime minister Winston Churchill, the dean of Westminster Abbey and the archbishop of Canterbury – was seen live across France and Germany, with the film flown by jet to be shown in the US and Canada that evening.

In 1995, Boeing introduced the 777, its first fly-by-wire jet.

"When I started, people asked why I was making a UAV with four times the computational power of the F-16, the first fly-by-wire jet fighter," says Mr Karem.

So, to speak cleary: Coinciding with this exhibition, our Saudi allies are precision guiding bombs flown by jets onto Yemeni homes in support of their invasion of the country that Chandler Bing had to flee to to escape Janice.

Fly-by-wire jets sever all direct mechanical links between the pilot and the aircraft's control surfaces.

The organisers of WEF urge delegates not to fly by private jet and use the train instead.

So he may fly commercially from New York to San Francisco for a meeting in San Jose, and then fly by private jet to San Diego for more meetings.