Sentence examples for going through the jet from inspiring English sources

This air is slower-moving than that going through the jet, but its greater mass also means it provides plenty of thrust and more efficiently too, which is why modern "high-bypass" jets burn only half as much fuel as their 1960s counterparts.

Jets fans will probably find a way to rationalize the loss of a great player: if the deal goes through, the Jets, who already have two first-round picks, would receive Tampa Bay's two No. 1's.

George C. Maling Jr., an acoustics and noise control expert who is the author of the "Technology for a Quieter America" report, said less air actually went through the jet engine and instead went through the fans that surround it.

The Patriots and the Jets have had similar seasons, both going through protracted winning and losing streaks.

When jet fuel was going through the roof a few years ago, the pilots at Southwest Airlines identified fuel usage as a key number.

For reasons unknown to the staff, the Jets have taken to going through the motions in a season that's a fourth over.

As Testaverde goes, so go the Jets.

If the Jet-Etihad deal "goes through without any hurdles, it will give confidence to people who wish to invest in this sector," said A. K. Prabhakar, senior vice president of equity research at AnandRathi Financial Services in Mumbai.

Otherwise, it's like going through a mini jet lag on a weekly basis.

Early in the fourth quarter, John Hall kicked a 45-yard field goal that closed the Raiders' lead to 20-13, even though the Jets went through the first three quarters without converting a third down.

"I'm a high school dropout, but when I applied Scientology study techniques I was the best jet pilot to ever go through the school that American Airlines runs for civilians," said Mr. Travolta, who owns three jets and is licensed to fly all.