Sentence examples for pilot away from inspiring English sources

Eyewitnesses in Capitol offices reported seeing police run toward the aircraft and take the pilot away.

Police headed "straight for the cockpit" and took the pilot away in handcuffs, an airline source told The Sun.

Audrey Hepburn (who was spurned by DeMille for "The Ten Commandments" because she was too skinny to look good in biblical fashion) is closer to an ideal God in "Always," because as she guides Richard Dreyfuss's bratty deceased pilot away from his selfish earthly self, there's some chastening lightning in her eyes as well as muffin love.

While war between the PRC and Tokyo seems--and should be--unthinkable, it could be just one drunk ship captain or careless fighter pilot away.

In Ray Donovan, you wonder how far Ray will go to keep his father who gets out of prison in the pilot, away from his family.

But the ongoing civil aviation pilot shortage is also luring pilots away from the military.

Major carriers hire hundreds of young pilots away from regional carriers each year.

"Having spent some time recently in Germany, looking at the systems at Borussia Dortmund, it's a fantastic system and it certainly does a great deal for the atmosphere within the ground and if it is introduced here, if we are able to get pilots away, hopefully we'll see the same here.

The message was garbled and hard to make out, but a military official said the pilot came away with the sense that he had been told to "protect the house," meaning the White House.

The pilot broke away on impact, and all four passenger cars came off the tracks, three of which overturned.

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