Sentence examples for nighttime flying from inspiring English sources

A report by the National Transportation Safety Board blamed pilot error for the crash, saying Mr. Kennedy, who had been flying for 15 months, was not skilled enough for low-visibility nighttime flying.

A car comes screeching around a corner at nighttime, flies past and disappears.

The paintings of planes flying through nighttime and daytime skies between the United States and China invite children to ponder geography and the sky above their own homes.

1962 Soviets Start Berlin Flights BERLIN — Two Soviet aircraft flew nighttime harassment flights down a Berlin air corridor for the first time tonight [March 16].

General Kvashnin said combat preparedness had fallen so low that some air force regiments were not able to fly nighttime combat missions and a significant portion of the naval command staff no longer had the skills to navigate ships.

The Navy argued that the field and adjacent property the it hoped to buy -- area that straddles Washington and Beaufort Counties -- were ideally suited to serve as a nighttime training site for pilots flying with the fleet squadrons to be based at the Oceana Naval Air Station in Virginia and Cherry Point Marine Corps Air Station in North Carolina.

All that remains are various layers of paint, placed not in a petri dish but on paper, making it appear as if a drone is flying over a sparkling, nighttime alien landscape.

By Feb. 24, Benghazi had begun flying the rebels' tricolored flag, and nighttime rioters tore down Qaddafi billboards across the north side of Tripoli.

Guiding Light A MAN'S BEEN JAILED FOR TRYING TO BLIND FLYING JETS He'd shine torches at them during their nighttime training sessions.

Migrating birds also are particularly affected by bright and blinking lights, which confuse them and cause them to crash into buildings and communication towers as they fly their nighttime migration patterns.

He will finish the day with a nighttime rally in Cleveland, making sure to hit Ohio, the state most coveted by both sides as key to an Electoral College victory, before flying home to sleep in the White House.