Sentence examples for he forced flight from inspiring English sources

Mölders shot down another Hurricane on 2 April, when he forced Flight Lieutenant C.D. "Pussy" Palmer of No. 1 Squadron RAF, to bail out, and on 20 April, he destroyed a French Curtiss P-36 Hawk (H-75A) east of Saarbrücken.

It closed schools early, forced flight cancellations, disrupted highway and rail travel and knocked out power for thousands.

The airline has been dogged for years by tales of travelers abandoned to their own devices whenever strikes, erupting volcanoes or foul weather have forced flight cancellations.

It was a different story in Florida, where afternoon thunderstorms and blustery crosswinds forced flight controllers in Houston to delay the Discovery's planned re-entry and landing to close out another space station resupply mission.

Long gone are the days when government regulation forced flight prices to be based on flight lengths (longer flights require more fuel, longer staff hours and larger planes, which also need more maintenance).

Forced flight treatment significantly affected female reproductive output.

There were no size differences between the eggs laid by control and forced flight females (see earlier), but larvae from control mothers were heavier after 21 days of development than larvae from forced flight mothers (control (± SE) = 48.4 ± 2.2 mg, forced flight (± SE) = 39.2 ± 2.1 mg; flight treatment).

This suggests that offspring from forced flight mothers compensate for a smaller size early in development by growing and feeding for longer.

On the day after mating (i.e. day 0), females were assigned to one of two treatment groups: control or forced flight.

After forced flight, the experimental females were returned to their mating cages until the first egg was laid (i.e. day 1 of oviposition).

Forced flight females laid significantly fewer eggs than control females over the whole of the 10-day oviposition period (control (± SE) = 140.55 ± 7.42, forced flight (± SE) = 117.11 ± 7.63; ANCOVA F1,32 = 4.80, p = 0.036); most notably in the first 6 days of oviposition (lme model t33 = -2.63, p = 0.013; Figure 1).