Sentence examples for flying range from inspiring English sources

They show up suddenly in remote and unexpected places, which are sometimes beyond the limited flying range of fighter jets.

The 737-700 carryarry 126 to 149 passengers and has a maximum flying range of 3,800 nautical miles.

In its presentations to the Navy, Boeing argued that its 737 jet could get to suspected targets faster, that it had a larger flying range and that it could also fly slowly at low altitudes.

The German dive bombers were even more vulnerable to being shot down by British fighters, and long-range fighter cover was only partially available from German, since the latter were operating at the limit of their flying range.

Fred Kelley, a spokesman for the Boeing Business Jet division, described the plane as "basically a hybrid 737," with modifications, including bigger fuel tanks that give it a flying range of about 6,200 miles, similar to the Gulfstream V and twice the range of the Boeing 737 aircraft used domestically by many commercial airlines.

The Germans' once-feared Junkers Ju 87 "Stuka" dive-bomber was even more vulnerable to being shot down, and their premier fighter the Messerschmitt Bf 109 could provide only brief long-range cover for the bombers, since it was operating at the limit of its flying range.

The central box refers to the ZPOMs derived from pond dynamics after a 'productive rainfall' event, and which includes the flying ranges of A. vexans.

Robber flies range in length to almost 8 cm (3 inches), making them the largest of all flies.

Tachinid flies range in size from 2 to 20 mm, and most of them are larger than a house fly and noticeably more bristly, especially on thoracic dorsum and third to fifth abdominal segments; however, across the family there is a tremendous variety of shapes, colors, and degree of bristling.

In a 1999 report to the U.S. Congress, the Pentagon verified that the Aegis system "could not defend the northern two-thirds of South Korea against the low flying short range TBMs".

Flies range in size from midges of little more than one millimetre to robber flies more than seven centimetres long.