Sentence examples for low an altitude from inspiring English sources

Just this week, the Navy's renowned Blue Angels canceled several coming appearances, including the Millville air show in New Jersey this weekend, while it tries to figure out why pilots flew at too low an altitude at a show in Virginia last Sunday.

* Typically, as soon as the masks come down, the pilot descends to as low an altitude as possible and finds the nearest airport to land," says George Hobica.

Most of these bombs did not penetrate the ship's armoured deck as they had been dropped from too low an altitude.

The scheduled flight was on route between Trondheim Airport, Værnes via Namsos to Rørvik Airport, Ryum and the aircraft crashed at Berg in Overhalla because it held too low an altitude.

Plains lie to the city's south and east, where any sources of water would be at too low an altitude to be able to flow to the city, while the hills to the west made a water supply route too difficult from an engineering point of view.

At least one of the Air Force pilots was still in the jet when it hit the ground, but contemporary news reports differ on whether the other pilot managed an unsuccessful ejection at too low an altitude to survive, or stayed with the jet all the way to the ground.

Descending to a low altitude in an attempt evade the cloud and use the Amur river as a guide to reach Khabarovsk, the pilot slammed into the side of a hill.

"This is a low altitude area, a well-organized meet, and some of our top athletes have participated here before," Athletics Kenya spokesperson Peter Angwenyi told the Eugene Register-Guard.

Manipulations of the soil food web were carried out at two contrasting subarctic sites, a low altitude heath and a high altitude fellfield.

The airborne trial that used a helicopter at a low altitude shows the potential for WiMAX service from aerial platform.

When such an aircraft flies at a low altitude, the shock wave may be of sufficient intensity to cause glass breakage and other damage.