Sentence examples for know how to pilot from inspiring English sources

While it is a diverting Pleasure to witness her sundry Punishments and Tortures at the Hands of an Angry Creator, those of sound Judgment will find it exceedingly unlikely that she would know how to pilot that Chinese Shuttle.

Mrs. Lozo, 52, a school employee in Rochester, didn't even know how to pilot a boat when her husband, Bob, 50, who works for an information services company, convinced her that their summer home should be on an island.

If one does not know how to pilot (kubernân) a ship — a technê — both he and his ship will be lost (II.vi.38).

Murphy, who sits on a committee advising the US Federal Aviation Authority on the issue and is the editor of LaserPointerSafety.com, added: "If pilots know how to react and recover from this everybody is a lot safer.

And if Larry Ellison of Oracle, SAP's arch-rival, left now, says a former colleague, it would be "like a pilot jumping out of an airplane, and everybody asks: 'Does anybody here know how to fly?'" Having a designated co-pilot would not be a bad idea.

I don't know how to light the stove when the pilot goes out and have trouble turning the TV on because he rules the remote.

The pilot doesn't know how to land it.

This is not the type of thing that the general public, not to mention regulators are likely to sympathize with, especially given the loss of life of test-pilots who may know how to fly, but don't have the cash to own their own wings.

"Or a pilot, but I don't know how to fly".

Now our pilot is telling us he doesn't know how to fly this thing.

"I just really don't know how to have safe sex with a woman," she bemoans in the pilot, worried about STDs.