Sentence examples for low flight from inspiring English sources

When they saw a flock of white pelicans making their low flight toward the sea, Malcolm looked at Ares with a huge grin.

"Given their low flight rate of one mission every few years, I think it is hard to see them succeeding in this in the next five years, but possible to see them attempting it," he added.

Crowds of toffs gathered in big country houses and set off for the moors to blaze away at red grouse, a bird unique to Britain and whose fast, low flight is reckoned to provide the best game-shooting sport going.

Although their small size and low flight paths made the ALCM and SLCM difficult to detect by radar (the ALCM presented a radar cross section only one one-thousandth that of the B-52 bomber), their subsonic speed of about 500 miles per hour made them vulnerable to air defenses once they were detected.

In this business, the fixed costs are significant because of the low flight rate.

The flight route is designed to have a short length and a low flight altitude.

BRITAIN -- A government spokesman said an emergency ban on low flights over central London would end Sunday.

The United States is believed to gather information from sensing devices in the North Korean capital and on China's border and from low flights by American spy planes.

While aircraft may fly over private lands in normal flight, most national laws protect the landowner against excessively low flights and other undue interference with his possession and use of land, such as the performance of aerobatics and buzzing.

This immunity applies only to the mere passage of the aircraft and does not extend to damage caused by it or to other encroachments on the use or enjoyment of the land, such as excessively low flights.

"Bangkok continues to offer the lowest flight prices in south-east Asia, with many carriers flying regularly from the UK, and you can reach Thailand's beaches or jungle relatively cheaply by public transport".