Sentence examples for nose pointing from inspiring English sources

In the computer-generated image, a line was projecting from the plane's nose, pointing out the path it would take if its nose-down pitch did not change.

Cautiously, I execute a left turn, then a right turn, keeping the nose pointing slightly upwards so we don't lose precious height.

"It is healthful to sleep in a featherbed with your nose pointing north," she said in an interview with The Times in 1977.

But even more impressive is to see the Raptor at low speed, hovering almost stationary in the air, its nose pointing upwards, like a child's toy strung up to the sky.

In an extraordinary manoeuvre that was captured on video, pilot Hooshang Shahbazi managed to bring the plane in to land at Mehrabad Airport with the nose pointing slightly in the air.

In the early 1980s there were a few cartoons of the Pope, with a black face and a hooked nose, pointing the way to Lebanon for soldiers represented as crusaders.

As a result, the nose pointed back down.

As the nose pointed higher, a higher speed was required to keep flying.

"The nose pointed straight down, and the wings were horizontal with the hangar," he said.

I watched each wave roll up to meet my boat and kept the nose pointed perpendicular to the crests.

His head rotated back and forth, and he kept his nose pointed skyward, as if following a scent.