Sentence examples for permit flight from inspiring English sources

No call is turned down unless weather conditions do not permit flight.

Powered by engines that developed 1,000 horsepower or more and that were supercharged to permit flight at altitudes above 9,000 metres (30,000 feet), were capable of exceeding 560 km (350 miles) per hour, and some bombers flew faster than 400 km (250 miles) per hour.

For example, high ceilings permit flight, which is difficult to track using a single low-temporal resolution camera.

Elements of the girdle of the reptiles were modified in birds to permit flight.

This follows similar legislation a few years ago to permit flights between countries, on the same basis.

Basic to the strategy is the use of so-called sixth-freedom treaties that permit flights between two nations by an airline from a third via its home country.

Second, the dauer stage is used for dispersal, permitting flight from local concentrations of pathogenic bacteria.

Iraq has now permitted flights of U-2 surveillance planes and has allowed a few Iraqi scientists to be interviewed in private.

Unless there is drastic change we will see a rash of rationing of permitted flights, which will mean higher ticket prices, less economic productivity and a surge in passenger temperatures, which alone will bring on Al Gore's dreaded global warming.

Albert Kesselring complained that this would deny the Axis forces vital supplies, and Göring once again permitted flights.

Wednesday, Feb. 22 By late afternoon, the clouds have cleared just enough to permit a flight.