Sentence examples for get around by helicopter from inspiring English sources
I was told that the wealthy of São Paulo get around by helicopter, to avoid the snarled traffic and apparently dangerous streets.
When "Upcountry"—the colonial-era phrase still used to describe all territory beyond the capital—I occasionally got around by UN helicopter, but more often by limping bush taxi or a hired geriatric jeep.
They got around by bicycle.
She got around by crawling.
Because of the city's notorious traffic jams, the preferred way of getting around is by helicopter.
His favorite way to get around is in a Eurocopter helicopter.
A car is the only way to get around Lake Oconee, although the gated communities have helicopter pads.
Padden joined Iger in California, and met with media people and government representatives in the Los Angeles area; they rented a helicopter to get around.
But most major roads are serviceable, and government officials now generally use them instead of NATO helicopters to get around.
"You can travel safely in Algeria, but you have to do it right, such as avoiding villages and using helicopters to get around".
