Sentence examples for from piloting from inspiring English sources

Mr. Frisch pointed out that Mr. Smith was taking the tramadol, for back pain, when he filed the report; the drug would have disqualified him from piloting the ferry.

The CEO of the Silver Line, a 24-hour phoneline for older people dealing with loneliness, spoke passionately about the importance of the phone line, and how evidence gleaned from piloting the concept helped them secure funding to roll it out properly.

"We want to make it easier to move from piloting your beacon-assisted apps to getting to scale," Kulick said.

The paper presents results from piloting an interactive online course designed to support integration of immigrants, Roma and ethnic women, developed in the LLP project ALMA-DC financed by the EC.

She lived with so much pain as a result of spinal injury from piloting a Kiowa helicopter in Iraq that she became addicted to opiate painkillers.

The court required the pilots to forfeit their pay, barred them from piloting any of His Majesty's ships, and imprisoned them for a time in the Marshalsea.

Proceeding without cooperation from pilots could invite their opposition.

After graduating from pilot school, she became a flight instructor.

Amyris's ambition is to scale up from pilot plants to industrial-scale production.

There are plenty, from Pilot to National Theatre Wales and Hampstead, who are already doing just that.

Aside from pilots and media moguls, few people log more air miles than fashion models.