Sentence examples for is pilot from inspiring English sources
noun
A person who steers a ship, a helmsman.
Among the areas of inquiry is pilot performance.
Then there is Pilot Inspektor, the son of the actor Jason Lee.
Cuse The thing that still is really completely out of whack is pilot season.
Dr. Robinson's program is no panacea -- it is pilot program that does not assume success but instead asks if success is possible.
In "Beverly Hills Adjacent" (the title refers to the real estate of those who have not quite arrived, right next to the Promised Land) it is pilot season, and the natives are restless.
All he has done is pilot Alabama to two national championships, and all he did Saturday was carve through Texas A&M's defense like a knife through a short rib.
A Phase II study in Minnesota, run by the Mayo Clinic with funds from the National Institutes of Health, is pilot-testing CosmoBot for children with individualized education plans that require physical therapy, including those with neurodevelopmental disorders or cerebral palsy.
Flight without hydraulic power uses the manual reversion control system; pitch and yaw control engages automatically, roll control is pilot-selected.
Other biodiesel rentals may not be far behind: Enterprise is pilot-testing an offering of biodiesel Jeeps in Portland, Oregon.
Nowadays, an innovation is pilot-tested in Bilbao [urban area] where not one single issue may come up, but practice in Bilbao is different from practice in "Interior" [name of a rural health area], totally different.
