Sentence examples for jet lay from inspiring English sources

The plane, which had flown three hours over a largely uninhabited arid wilderness, came to a halt in front of a tiny terminal building; a crashed jet lay crumpled, nose forward, nearby.

Debris was spread out for kilometres, and the tail of a passenger jet lay in a corn field with the Malaysian Airlines insignia on it, while insurgent fighters and several fire trucks were seen nearby the crash site.

A police photo showed the jet lying in the water cut in half, with a huge crack in its fuselage.

Note that we choose ℓ so small to ensure that the glass jet lies in the air flow domain.

As we took off I looked out my window and saw a piece of airline wreckage, the tail of a similar looking passenger jet, lying next to a mud shack.

It broke into my subconscious and put up a squatter's notice on the door behind which those recurring dreams of crumbling teeth and free-falling passenger jets lie.

The indulgent teen boasts more than 130,000 followers and it's not hard to see why: he's posted photos of himself taking private jets, lying on piles of money, filling his toilet bowl with Pellegrino sparkling water and purchasing nine iPhones at once.

Made up of 89 individual jets of water, this fountain lies at the corner of the quarter-circle shaped Peace Gardens and is named after a notable Sheffield industrialist.

In meetings the night before games, the Jets' coaches lay out goals.

Some airline executives predicted a decline in air travel that would cause them to ground jets and lay off workers.

Edwards said that after a season of turmoil, he wanted to reiterate his commitment to the Jets, to lay the groundwork for what promises to be an off-season of upheaval.