Sentence examples for go aloft from inspiring English sources

Guess who battle into their planes and go aloft to knock down a flock of attackers?

The Italian novelist, poet and aspiring Nietzschean Superman, Gabriel d'Annunzio, wrote about the event and was alone among the literary figures to go aloft in a plane himself.

Where the emotions of "Margaret" are integral to a sense of place, the terrifying emotions of "Manchester by the Sea" go aloft; they detach from the ground upon which they play out.

Here it was the Elysian Quartet who got to go aloft, but musically and dramatically it is the least interesting element in the work; the combination of the quartet's almost constant tremolandos with the sound of the helicopter rotors creates a kind of continuum that is punctuated by bow attacks and cries from the players, but little else.

Every day hundreds of thousands of us go aloft, trusting our lives to hold up beneath us.

On November 21 they went aloft over Paris.

Going aloft, Van Liew said, "is not my favorite thing to do".

But soon enough "The Dante Club" takes off and goes aloft, thanks to its own original imagination.

It went aloft stripped of much gear because its weight was at the limit of shuttle capacity.

On Friday, about 20 planes went aloft and searchers on the ground spread across six counties in Nevada and California.

But having been there — even going aloft in a hot-air balloon to scout out the distance — we felt some might fault the paper for visual manipulation.