Sentence examples for no airplanes from inspiring English sources
In Beethoven's time, there were no screaming fire engines, no airplanes.
They have no airplanes or helicopters, only a handful of shoulder-fired anti-aircraft missiles and poor communications gear.
Perhaps the Internet will help us bear a future with no airplanes by providing an alternative way to explore distant places and communicate with distant peoples.
The Forest Service, which owns no airplanes and has just 81 bulldozers and 15 fire trucks, has 230 full-time firefighters on hand to supplement the local people.
They were written centuries ago when, obviously, there was no electric power, no television or radio, no airplanes or railroads, no Internet and so forth.
Patrick Montgomery, chief petty officer with the Coast Guard in New York City, said it was eventually determined that there were no missing airplanes.
As the meeting continued, he scrambled to confirm that no Continental airplanes had been involved and that three employees who worked at 5 World Trade Center were safe.
United Distellers carry no airplane insurance.
But no airplane has been sighted winging into Algeria.
"At least there's no airplane for this," he said.
