Sentence examples for pilot issue from inspiring English sources
It's aimed at 'intelligent gatherers' and the pilot issue should be out in April.
According to today's Financial Times, a pilot issue of a magazine known as Project Rex, but possibly to be called Gazzetta, will be circulated in two weeks' time.
The first phase of this will be to produce a pilot issue involving local young people from the estates surrounding our King's Cross offices.
Last summer, the Live editorial team came to the Guardian's headquarters in King's Cross to produce the pilot issue of Live North.
Plans call for 800,000 copies of the first pilot issue to be published, 350,000 to be distributed to newsstands and the rest to be sent to subscribers of existing Hearst magazines.
That 36-page pilot issue appeared just in time to coincide with the emergence of a group of novice artists lumped together under the hastily coined acronym YBA (Young British Artists) and an exploding London gallery scene.
The pilot issued the above statement after passengers helped staff bundle the man out of the cockpit.
The light was warm, diffuse, ideal, but then, suddenly, the pilot issued a clipped order: "Close the door, please".
Gov. Gray Davis said the pilot issued two distress calls after takeoff from Brackett Field, a small airport near the park.
General Horner, who has been helping Nimbus with understanding safety and pilot issues, joined the company last month.
A group of aviation enthusiasts, EGXCinfo, posted an audio clip on their Twitter account, which they said was of an RAF pilot issuing a threat to open fire unless the then unidentified plane made contact.
