Sentence examples for pilot steering from inspiring English sources

Despite his jaundiced eye, Mr Jones is an experienced, poetic pilot, steering an eccentric and surprising course through the intricacies of reef life and its implications.

By Lauren Collins Mark Vanhoenacker became a pilot late, after descents into academia and management consulting, but he became a pilot, steering Airbuses among the capitals of Europe, before he became a writer.

Mark Vanhoenacker became a pilot late, after descents into academia and management consulting, but he became a pilot, steering Airbuses among the capitals of Europe, before he became a writer.

First, the "stick shaker" shakes the "control yoke" (the equivalent of the pilot's steering wheel) to warn the pilot.

Royal Australian Air Force pilot, Flight Lieutenant Russell Adams steering his AP-3C Orion over the Southern Indian Ocean during the search for missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370.

Things start to get crazy, though, with Version 7 — that's when the first auto-pilot, self-steering functionality will arrive.

Volvo's auto pilot system includes steering, braking, and parking, using a series of sensors linked to the car's pilot software.

Equipped with advanced radar and sophisticated cameras, as well as Hellfire missiles and 500-pound bombs, the Reaper had lost its satellite link to a pilot who was remotely steering the drone from a base in the United States.

That the pilot is capable of steering it to safety is far more important.

JW is a member of the registry steering group, piloted the minimum dataset and recruitment of primary care practices, is a member of NT Dendron steering group and also Academic Research Manager for the EVIDEM programme http://www.evidem.org.uk GR is a member of the EVIDEM cohort team, contributed to protocol writing and the ethics application, and is Primary Care Lead for North Thames DeNDRoN.

Greenhalgh had said he intended to return to being a backbench councillor to focus on steering a community pilot scheme in White City, a deprived area of the borough.