Sentence examples for its flight to from inspiring English sources

Studart, in discussing the history of drought in Ceará, wrote the following: "If Ceará was a land of regular rains and well distributed, in Brazil no state would compete with it; however, the drought that persecutes it, impairs its flight to incomparable destinies" (9 ).

The word, just another semantic Icarus burned up in its flight to describe it.

It will be a nerve-wracking day". Given that Rosetta travelled through space in a fully operational mode for the first seven years of its flight to 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko, it might seem strange that space engineers switched it off in 2011 just as it was entering the last phase of its journey.

But it was not until Delta started its flight to Mumbai in 2006 that any agreement with the F.A.A. was worked out regarding crew rest, staff and layover policies.

The A330 airbus – the same model as the aeroplane which went down on 1 June – was four hours into its flight to the French capital when it hit heavy turbulence, an Air France statement said.

Ultrasonic frequencies trigger a reflex action in the noctuid moth that cause it to drop a few inches in its flight to evade attack.

The system worked to great effect on the prototype SpaceShipOne when it made its flights to suborbital space 10 years ago.

Lufthansa of Germany said it would begin placing marshals on its flights to step up security; it declined to say whether they would be armed.

In a statement released on Thursday the airline said it expected 80 percent of its flights to operate on Oct. 29.

In a second statement on Twitter, the company said it would be suspending its flights to the country.

In 2007, it moved into Hawaii; its flights to the state now account for 20 percent of its available seat miles, an industry standard for measuring capacity.