Sentence examples for hot landing from inspiring English sources

A Hot Landing Zone Cobra attack helicopters were en route.

At the tents, Mr. Sempsrott had discussed the choices in a hot landing zone.

We ran several missions a day, pulling casualties out of hot landing zones.

It dropped viewers into one of two scenarios: a jungle clearing with a "hot" landing zone, or a Huey helicopter, its rotors whirring, its body casting a running shadow over rice paddies, a dense tropical forest, and a river.

Should I have risked the dangers of calling a medical evacuation helicopter team into a "hot" landing zone, or instead opted to give suboptimal care to my injured patient?

Now, we're hoping that opposition is going to be light, that we're going to be able to get this thing over in one lightning blow, but if they've got intelligence on this, the way they did on some of our other operations, they could have something ready for us and this could be a hot landing.

From sea level to just over 3,000 feet (900 metres) is the tierra caliente ("hot land"), with uniformly high temperatures.

His novella La mansión de Araucaíma (1973; "Araucaíma Mansion," Eng. trans. The Mansion) was subtitled "A Gothic Tale from the Hot Lands".

Others suspect that the vigilantes are themselves linked to a rival gang, called Jalisco New Generation, which also covets Michoacán's lawless Tierra Caliente ("hot lands").

None of the large trout were left, for none could live in the tiny creek that remained, threading its way through a bare, hot land.

The decrease in temperature that occurs with increasing elevation has made it possible to identify distinct vertical temperature zones: tierra caliente, or "hot land," tierra templada, or "temperate land," and tierra fria, or "cold land".