Sentence examples for invisible planes from inspiring English sources

It is a fiendishly complex cat's cradle of invisible planes beneath which all buildings must limbo.

Invisible planes will always seem like a good idea until someone has to go to the toilet and drop their duds for the world to see at 30,000 feet.

Her invisible plane has disappeared.

She occasionally flies an invisible plane, too, presumably being careful to remember where she parked it.

Air Force One is now an invisible plane — so maybe, maybe not.

He shot down Mr. Zelko's stealth bomber, becoming a national hero, having proved that there is no such thing as an invisible plane.

Yet Snyder clearly has no problem with Wonder Woman, who owns an invisible plane and attacks enemies with her tiara, so it seems all bets are off.

She may just keep the dodgy Amazonian royalty back story, but fingers crossed they will have got rid of the rather silly invisible plane.

This new (lack of) vision is not the work of a comic nerd who miraculously made Wonder Woman's invisible plane come to life.

"A man on Paradise Island!" After rescuing him, she flies him in her invisible plane to "America, the last citadel of democracy, and of equal rights for women!" Wonder Woman's origin story comes straight out of feminist utopian fiction.

The turns are tightest in slalom, wider in G.S. Each turn consists of a pair of poles, several yards apart, and you have to ski through the invisible plane between them — a "gate".