Sentence examples for my aircraft from inspiring English sources

"My aircraft," he said to Skiles.

And with no sense of when officials may lift the restrictions, he said, "It would make better sense to cut my losses, sell my aircraft and shut down".

"Sorry dude, I don't remember you being in my aircraft," wrote a soldier, Lance Reynolds, who was joined by former fellow soldiers on Facebook in challenging Williams' account.

Noting heightened activity at American bases in Japan, she said, "I assume there will be many combat planes flying around Japan; it's not fun to imagine my aircraft flying with warplanes".

Ed Davidson, director of flight safety at Northwest Airlines, said, "As a professional commercial airline pilot, when I'm on duty, my singular focus is, and always must be, the safe operation of my aircraft".

Joyce said the incident took place after he spoke to "a very rude and unhelpful member of ground staff (to whom I had provided my aircraft information and seat number, 18D, several times) and a police officer who, having identified me, reacted extraordinarily inappropriately and in effect caused a disturbance (in spite of his own colleague agreeing with me that I should simply walk away)".

His entry for 16 December 1943, reads: 'Big City again, and first trip in my own aircraft.

In a witness statement, he said: "In or around summer 2001, I decided that I would sell one of my large aircraft (either the Airbus A340 or the Boeing 767) as I had recently entered into an agreement to acquire a new large aircraft and did not need three large aircraft.

Inside, it is on the compact side: many years of attention to car safety have compressed the interiors of cars so there are not the vast open spaces that exist in my Mercedes aircraft hanger.

Why it even has a fridge!" He boasted: "Since owning an online business has enabled me to live in a $2m home… to drive 3 high-end luxury cars and to own and operate my own aircraft, I suppose a toolkit that exposes every secret used to build that kind of wealth should rightfully sell for say $100,000".

"I get people calling me trying to sell me my own aircraft," says Bryan Johnston, president of Aviation World Services, who advertises aircraft for sale on his Web site.