Sentence examples for one aeroplane from inspiring English sources
But you could probably fit all of the people in the world with a realistic model of our resource constraints (i.e. how much metal and how many calories per person per year?) who are actively working full time on solving these problems at the most basic and realistic level on one aeroplane.
One aeroplane was driven into the water and cast away by the mere charge of a British aeroplane, which had no more ammunition.
As it turns and climbs away, revealing the artistry of its distinctive elliptical wings, the crackle of its exhaust and whistle of its supercharger can only belong to one aeroplane, the Supermarine Spitfire, one of the finest of all heavier-than-air-machines and one of the most feted and effective of all combat aircraft.
"Who would like to go on an aeroplane one day?" I ask them, and every little hand shoots up.
And safety checks on aeroplanes.
Most films I see are on aeroplanes.
How about the witless US remake of Scandi-crime drama The Killing, whose writers presumably caught five minutes of the original on one of those tiny aeroplane headrest TVs, without subtitles, and worked from there?
Mijbil escaped his box on the aeroplane and created the havoc one would expect of a wild otter in an aircraft cabin.
The comic Boothby Graffoe remembers cracking a 9/11 gag at the Comedy Store ("that's the trouble with twins – one gets an aeroplane, the other one has to have an aeroplane") hours after the World Trade Center was hit.
Bad Dirt: Wyoming Stories 2 by Annie Proulx Fourth Estate £12.99, pp256 From an aeroplane, one of the characters in Annie Proulx's new collection of short stories looks down on Wyoming.
