Sentence examples for landings only from inspiring English sources

The Federal Aviation Administration does not mandate that a passenger be in a sitting position for takeoffs and landings; only that the passenger be secured.

At the time of the landings, only one organised unit was in place to oppose the allied advance toward the bridges (the 16 SS Training Battalion camped in Wolfheze) and their commander Sepp Krafft acted quickly to establish a blocking screen west of Oosterbeek.

The first, a Junkers W 34 transport, was shot down and the second, a Junkers Ju 52, tried a crash-landing only to nose-over and crumple the wings.

And summer – historically the peak time for boat landings – has only just begun.

Missions can currently land only at lit helipads but the next stage will see landings at unlit sites.

There's trash in the courtyard and on the landings, but the rent is only a hundred and ninety dollars.

Much of the Navy's activity concerned the support of landings, not only with the "island-hopping" campaign in the Pacific, but also with the European landings.

Such landings not only undermine the conservation of fish stocks and the fortune of the fleets that fish them, they also distort competition by depressing fish prices.

A camera (Point Grey Research, Richmond, BC, Canada) was used to measure mosquito landings, and only mosquitoes directly on either Peltier area during seconds 60 240 of stimulus periods were scored.

Fish stocks, they found, collapsed long before the amount of fish being landed declined: the landings were sustained only by ever more powerful boats, with ever more effective gear, scouring ever wider expanses of sea.

The most telling detail about Ivan Ivanovich, who sold for $170,000, was his white-and-orange parachute, harnessed to him not as a safety precaution but as an integral flight mechanism: Crash landings were the only kind the Soviet engineers could hack, meaning that the first cosmonauts returning from orbit were required to bail out as part of their flight routine.