Sentence examples for noisy jet from inspiring English sources

Having long resented noisy Jet Skis, it pains me to admit that I had a blast.

The owners of those planes agreed not to operate them between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m., and one even bought a less noisy jet "because he realized he was not being a good neighbor," Mr. Jones said.

Starting as clunky, noisy jet planes, the research of micro aerial vehicles (MAVs) is already well underway, with proposed applications for reconnaissance, as well as slightly friendlier, less invasive stuff, such as research and environmental monitoring missions.

But they are still popular elsewhere (the Black Sea and South China Sea are both now awash with these noisy jet-skis).

Meanwhile, flying noisy jets over congested cities is antediluvian, and deliberately generates severe ground pollution.

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Compared with the team with which they will share a new stadium — that would be Rex Ryan's noisy Jets — the Giants were downright dull during the three-day N.F.L. draft.

The Patriots' need to prolong their dramatic swoon to William Shatner lengths, coupled with the usual noisy Jets' chest thumping, has turned this into the most torturously overblown rivalry in the N.F.L. Unless you are a lifelong Jets or Patriots fan, you feel you have been clamped to your seat, eyelids taped open, neck immobilized and forced to watch.

Air travelers hoping that a proposed reconfiguration of air traffic in the New York and Philadelphia area will soon reduce chronic flight delays could be in for yet another long wait: some municipalities in New Jersey and New York are suing to stop the plan because it would route noisy jets over areas unaccustomed to such traffic.

The rules allow companies to replace the noisy jets with similar models through 2005 though those replacement jets have to be substituted with quieter aircraft after 2011.

The latest sortie in the decades-long war over noise at Van Nuys Airport takes place Monday in federal court, where attorneys for aviation businesses and charter plane trade groups will challenge the city's limits on noisy jets at the nation's busiest general aviation airport.

Despite making some of the noisiest jets in the world, Rolls Royce's Bristol factory is quieter than a City office on a Friday afternoon as engineers methodically go about building and repairing engines that cost millions of pounds each.