Sentence examples for front of the flight from inspiring English sources

In this mode, the missile was launched in the general direction of the target, and its radar activated from the beginning to scan for the target in a +/- 45° sector in front of the flight path.

Walk up the first flight of stairs and place a large pine tree in front of the second flight of stairs.

To help keep limber during travel, I use my full bag of flying tricks: drinking as if I'll never see water again, doing deep pliés in front of the gawking flight crew, pacing the aisles like an air marshal, even wearing my often-mocked stirrup tights.

Six 8-barrelled 2-pounder (40 mm) "pom-pom" guns were located on the flight deck, in front of and behind the superstructure island, while eight 4-barrelled.50 inches machine guns were installed on small projecting platforms to the front and rear of the flight deck.

Springing from his seat in the back of a new Airbus A320, David Neeleman, the CEO of JetBlue Airways, glides to the front of the 7 a.m. flight from New York to Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

When she made it to the front of the plane, a flight attendant calmly told her that if she wanted to pee, she'd have to do so in a trash bag.

Moving to the front of the plane mid-flight is less appealing when you are paying for the privilege rather than responding to a quiet word from a flight attendant impressed by your frequent-flier status or superior wardrobe.

"If you get halfway through the movie and want to take a nap, you can hit pause and resume watching when you wake up," said James Boyd, a spokesman for the airline, which introduced the system last week in the front of the planes on flights from New York and Newark to Asia via Europe.

These instruments are typically equipped with a quadrupole filter in front of the time-of-flight analyzer (QTOF) to allow MS/MS experiments (Loboda et al. 2000).

For example, some predators appear to control their flight trajectory to pursue and catch the prey animal at a point in front of the prey, thus predicting the flight path of the moving prey (Collett and Land, 1978; Ghose et al., 2006; Olberg et al., 2000).

One flight attendant said I could go out and find them but when I got to the front of the plane the lead flight attendant said I could not leave the plane because I was holding up boarding.