Sentence examples for pilot descends from inspiring English sources

As an alternative Air Liquide, an industrial-gases firm, is developing a solar-powered system to generate oxygen.At night the pilot descends slowly, carefully using up the power until dawn.

When it's time for the capsule to return home, the pilot descends by venting the helium and eventually detaching from the balloon itself.

* Typically, as soon as the masks come down, the pilot descends to as low an altitude as possible and finds the nearest airport to land," says George Hobica.

A pilot descending from higher altitudes has the opposite problem; as he descends, the external pressure increases.

Russian investigators concluded that the pilot descended too quickly through the fog, was apparently straining to see the runway rather than watching his altimeter.

The plane's oxygen masks were released, and two people, a passenger and a flight attendant, passed out as the pilot descended to make an emergency landing at Yuma Marine Corps Air Station in Arizona.

The first, last April, was attributed to a series of human errors that resulted in the pilot descending too quickly as he tried to land on a training mission in the Arizona desert.

A20 Marine Air Crash Inquiry The Marine Corps attributed the fatal crash of a V-22 Osprey last month to a loss of lift caused by turbulence from the tilt-wing hybrid's rotors as the pilot descended quickly.

You can imagine the rest: a couple of thousand pounds down, watching through the night at home as England are hammered in the first two Tests, flying out to Australia with England ahead in the third, only to be told by a chipper Qantas pilot, descending towards Melbourne, that they had somehow contrived to lose that one too, and with it the series.

In the 1950s, according to The Miami Herald, pilots descending toward Miami International Airport resorted to instrument landings when the smoke became too dense.

On a Wednesday in mid-March a squad of former Israeli fighter pilots descended on Idea Factory.