Sentence examples for parachuting out of from inspiring English sources

While parachuting out of an airplane in Japan, Weathers said he clipped a tree on his descent and was injured.

Her father, John Titus, said she loved parachuting out of airplanes and backpacking alone in Spain and Morocco.

When he was a Green Beret, Mr. Idema, 45, traveled to some dangerous areas, and his trusted companion in parachuting out of airplanes and sniffing out bombs was his Tibetan shepherd, Sarge.

He said the company was always confident it could win if it were allowed to adjust its technology after getting feedback from soldiers, who he said put the software through a rigorous test, even parachuting out of airplanes with reinforced laptops containing Palantir's software.

Or parachuting out of an airplane 20,000 feet (6,096.0 m) up, wondering why the rip-cord that is supposed to release your chute is now jammed -- you know, the second-hand parachute you recently purchased on Craig's List?

Further footage showed two pilots parachuting out of the plane, but their fate remains unclear.

He said he sometimes took his dog, Sarge, who parachuted out of airplanes with him and sniffed for bombs.

A 1944 Cushman Airborne, a military-spec scooter parachuted out of airplanes, was intended for use by paratroopers once they reached terra firma.

He has parachuted out of airplanes into some of the most remote wildfires in the West carrying little more than a shovel, a gallon of water and a bottle of ibuprofen.

Their stars highlight the little-known roles of dozens of smokejumpers — men who normally parachuted out of airplanes fighting U.S. forest fires, but who were tapped by the CIA to drop food and ammunition for anti-communist forces in Southeast Asia.

By 1940, firefighters known as smokejumpers would parachute out of airplanes to extinguish flames in remote locations.