Sentence examples for pilot away from from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

When the pilot walked away from the group, one of her fellow passengers asked the others if they had also smelled alcohol on the pilot's breath.

A total of 1108 patients registered at a pilot practice away from the area where they lived, while 250 patients saw a GP or nurse as a day patient.

In addition, takeoff from level ground and the prevalently horizontal thrust of the engine results in the pilot moving away from the ground slowly, in contrast with paragliding, where the distance from the ground increases rapidly because takeoff is from a slope.

Michael Hughes, the plane's pilot, and Matthew Carrol, its co-pilot, walked away from the wreckage.

The two pilots walked away from the crash.

The pilots walked away from the burning plane, and were assisted by nearby drivers.

Hartman liked buying cars, boats, and even a plane, and then piloting them away from his family, often with a friend, to unwind.

"I've spent four years crafting this vessel with you, piloting it away from the inhospitable shores from which it launched.

The platform jutting out was originally designed as a helipad, but with pilots shying away from the idea of landing on it, it was repurposed as a 'sky terrace' – that's a viewing platform, if you were wondering.