Sentence examples for has deplaned from inspiring English sources

Once the last passenger has deplaned, you're done!

The sentiment was echoed by the Guardian's Steven Thrasher: "She'd have threatened to sue, other passengers would have come to her aid, and the whole flight would have been deplaned before she'd been assaulted like that".

Had you deplaned in the land of the people's princess last week, without any prior exposure to British habits, a glance at the paper would have told you all you needed to know about a culture that is as proud of its commitment to the meaningful and high-minded as it is unembarrassed by its worship of the tasteless and absurd.

Paramedics boarded a few minutes after we finally got to the gate, but by that point most of us had already deplaned (at a flight attendant's request).

It turned out the captain had overheard our conversation, deplaned, and had himself gone to the gift shop to purchase Tylenol and water for me.

The flight made a stop in Medan, and Haikal had to deplane.

Carter learned that he was traded while sitting on the team charter just before it was scheduled to fly to Ottawa; he had to deplane.

That meant we had to "deplane," a word I got very familiar with, and wait in the airport for a while.

There wasn't, but I was told I had time to deplane and walk to the airport gift shop if I wanted to.

Design Miami's Primack has a meal as soon as he deplanes.

The passengers have been forced to deplane, and the pilot has been invited to jump out with a parachute, leaving the plane on autopilot and Branson to record his memoir about life as a drone in a fundamentalist community and, later, a media messiah, before the plane crashes into the Australian outback.