Sentence examples for flying accident from inspiring English sources

Walker died in a flying accident in November 1945.

Rolls died in a flying accident, the first British pilot to do so.

He was killed in a flying accident six months after the war ended in 1945.

Peter Clarke (1935-2012) started working in Fleet Street in 1958 after a flying accident while in the RAF.

In 1980, Indira's younger son, Sanjay, had died in a flying accident, and his brother, Rajiv, entered politics.

Tindill was to outlive Obolensky, who was killed in a flying accident in 1940, by more than 70 years, but this was his only test.

Dozens of his Air Corps classmates died, in peacetime flying accidents.

In 1939, despite permanent disabilities resulting from serious flying accidents, he became a military reconnaissance pilot.

He described the odd, evasive loops flown by Saint-Exupéry, who at the time was 44, overweight and in pain from fractures sustained in numerous flying accidents.

In its raids on Britain from January to June 1941, for example, 216 German bombers were lost and 190 damaged; 282 of these were as a result of flying accidents.

Inebriated bees typically have many more flying accidents as well.