Sentence examples similar to flying engines from inspiring English sources

The only time car and flying engine can actually exist together is in the dislocated time that, he has observed, victims of car bombings construct for themselves, in which there is no past, and there can be no certain future but only the present experience of trauma and its inescapable aftermath.

One application being explored is flying replacement engines for Boeing 747s around the world.

The drones resemble flying lawnmower engines about the size of a beer keg that land on four curved wire feet.

She began flying single-engine planes at the age of fifty-nine.

By the time he was 17, he was flying single-engine airplanes up and down the East Coast.

Two pilots, Paul C. Hooper and Douglas C. Cockes, wrote letters in November and December of 2002 to Northrop Grumman warning that flying single-engine planes was a recipe for disaster.

Fernando Zevallos, who went from flying one-engine planes in Peru's jungle to running the country's biggest domestic airline, has been convicted of cocaine trafficking and money laundering and sentenced to 20 years in prison.

The engines are the most powerful jet engines flying commercially, offering more than 38,000 pounds of thrust each.

When he's not investing, he's helping his alma mater Washington University's engineering department, learning how to fly single-engine airplanes and versing himself in contemporary art.

The crash is believed to have been caused by a flock of geese flying into the engines.

We're talking sand an old adversary that recently reduced the operating lifetime of helicopter engines flying over Afghanistan from 2,500 hours to 80 hours.