Sentence examples for made by plane from inspiring English sources

FLYING is becoming more expensive, but a new comparison of American journeys made by plane, train and automobile makes the skies look relatively friendly.

Iacobucci counts 52 million business trips in the Southeast and says only 15% of these trips are made by plane.

A further 600 CIA flights were made by planes hired from US aviation companies.

In a paper published in Nature just a few weeks before Katrina struck, a researcher at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology reported that wind-speed measurements made by planes flying through tropical storms showed that the "potential destructiveness" of such storms had "increased markedly" since the nineteen-seventies, right in line with rising sea surface temperatures.

The drive from Vancouver takes about two and a half hours, including the ferry ride across Howe Sound, but the trip can be made by float plane in about 15 minutes.

The second theory, proposed by British ornithologist G.V.T. Matthews, is based on other aspects of the Sun's position, the most important of which is the arc of the Sun i.e., the angle made by the plane through which the Sun is moving in relation to the horizontal.

Archimedes showed that the three circular cross sections made by a plane cutting the sphere and the associated cone and cylinder will be in balance (the circle in the cylinder with the circles in the sphere and cone) if the circle in the cylinder is kept in its original place while the circles in the sphere and cone are placed with their centres of gravity at the opposite end of the balance.

We see them in the cut made by the plane A-B.

"In gender terms, the huge gash made by the plane was obviously female.

But the most recurrent complaint made by Mr. Planes and other club executives concerns the gap in revenue from television coverage.

The New York Times reported on Nov. 25 that "the vicious air attacks were made by Navy planes operating from carriers in this area.