Sentence examples for multiple flights of from inspiring English sources

Many incapacitated patients were carried down multiple flights of stairs on plastic sleds.

Sprint uphill for four minutes or race up multiple flights of steps.

I can get a week's wear into my backpack, which is also good for White House pool duty, when you're chasing the president and clanging up and down multiple flights of stairs.

Two hundred patients, some of them seriously ill, didn't need to be carried down multiple flights of stairs with workers breathing manually for some of them, including babies, as David Remnick reported at the time in order to get them out of a hospital without power and running water.

Two hundred patients, some of them seriously ill, didn't need to be carried down multiple flights of stairs — with workers breathing manually for some of them, including babies, as David Remnick reported at the time — in order to get them out of a hospital without power and running water.

That's not overly hot (winter was still wrapping up here), but I wore the jacket during some fairly strenuous physical activity, including time on the treadmill, doing pushups, shovelling snow and some minor home renovations that included a lot of lifting and going up and down multiple flights of stairs.

"It's fair to say they were aiming for multiple flights, and some of the exact data of who they would deploy, and how many might be in one deployment, are somewhat ambiguous," said Michael P. Jackson, deputy secretary at the Department of Homeland Security.

In contrast, the airline strategy of frequency (offering multiple flights between the same two cities at different times of day) typically relies on smaller aircraft.

The details of that world have surprised many Americans — the strikingly low pay for new pilots; the rigors of flying multiple flights, at lower altitudes and thus often in worse weather than pilots on longer routes, while scrambling to get enough sleep; the relative inexperience of pilots at the smaller airlines, whose training standards are the same, but whose skills may not be.

The company has spent years developing a rocket plane named Lynx that is intended to be capable of making multiple flights each day with a pilot and one passenger aboard.

It is because of the nature of this model that separates Youth America Grand Prix from the traditional pathway to a professional career; instead of purchasing multiple flights, booking multiple hotel rooms -- there is now only the need for one trip to New York.