Sentence examples for many planes and from inspiring English sources

For me, it's like shooting a sitting bird; too many planes and the excitement (such as it is) is dulled.

Defence spending slowed sharply after the Asian financial crisis in 1997-98, when many planes and ships were already old.

As the historian James C. McNaughton notes in the film, learning how many planes and tanks an enemy has is only half of the military-intelligence job.

Andrew Swaffield, chief executive, says: "The company grew too fast; it ended up with too many planes and too few passengers.

Raw numbers of ships and planes are all but meaningless: imagine, for instance, what just one of the ships the Navy has today could do to ten or twenty of the models it had in service in World War I, or how many planes and pilots from 1947 might fall to a single member of today's Air Force in an F-22 Raptor.

"Half as many plane and train tickets have been sold" as the usual number, the Tibet General Travel Agency told AFP. "It's hard to buy tickets" for Tibet, an employee from another agency, Qinghe Tibet, said.

They would be allowed to fly and land as many planes, helicopters and surveillance drones in Iraq as they want, to set up "encrypted communication" networks and to seize "any equipment" they choose to lay hands on.

Thanksgiving is such a busy travel weekend, with so many planes, trains and automobiles clogging the air, rails, and roads.

Long Beach is in the flight path of many planes arriving and departing from the airport.

She remembered how many planes, buses, and trains she'd taken over the past nine years to meet her lover, Ivan.

During a March 20 Oval Office visit by Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Trump even had visual aids to show off how many planes, ships and tanks Saudi Arabia was buying from the U.S. "In terms of dollars, $3 billion, $533 million, $525 million ― that's peanuts for you.