Sentence examples for low landing from inspiring English sources
Because of their low landing speed (20 miles per hour [32 km per hour]) and high maneuverability, the Pipers easily eluded enemy fighters.
Mr. Fernandes says that relatively low landing fees in Asia make up for a scarcity of the cheaper satellite airports that low-cost carriers rely on in Europe and the United States.
The plane's rugged reliability, low landing speed and balloon-like landing gear with a traditional tail-wheel allow it to operate from jungle strips and muddy fields where modern planes fear to tread.
STOL's were developed to meet the needs exemplified by bush or wilderness flying, where steep climb and approach angles and low landing speed are more important than high cruising speeds.
They drew the eye low, landing it on the store's impressive collection of shoes — some of them new, including the scrunched-looking woven raffia ones by Veronique Branquinho for Repetto ($398), but mostly old and well-worn, from boots to oxfords to a summery woven-leather pair with chains of gold and silver running the length of the shoe.
It has a low landing speed and an advanced avionics suite of the sort normally found in larger, more expensive jet aircraft.Vern Raburn, chief executive of Eclipse Aviation, says he already has over 2,500 orders for VLJs, most of which required a non-refundable deposit of $125,000.
Eastern Europe also tends to have very low land taxes.
He held costs down by speedy production methods, relatively low land costs per apartment and mass buying of building supplies.
Sluizer won the top prize at the Berlin film festival for his 1961 debut, the documentary Low Lands.
And trade unions in the Low Lands are not best pleased with the mass job cuts announced by TNT in July.
Harry Pearson is the author of A Tall Man in a Low Land The Plymouth-Santander ferry service is a cruise with none of the crap.
