Sentence examples for pilot to run from inspiring English sources

Around 20 universities, further education colleges and private providers are involved in this pilot to run alongside, or ultimately replace, the current classification system.

The BBC Trust also rubber stamped a plan to launch a year-long pilot to run ads in World Service English programmes on its Berlin FM station.

As King reported in Politico, "The cascade of groundings represents a break from decades of other countries largely following the FAA's lead on the safety of U.S. aircraft". The lack of a permanent head of the FAA can't help U.S. credibility on this issue (remember, Trump wanted to appoint his personal pilot to run the agency).

Saville was less concerned with the aircraft details than with the weapons system; regarding the FCS he said, "when that system is developed, we're going to put aluminum around it, engines on it, and a pilot to run the aluminum, and that is the interceptor".

Boeing uses its own test pilots to run its vehicles through the paces, including commercial airliners and fighter jets.

The procedures call for pilots to run engines at higher-than-normal settings for brief periods to flush out ice that may be accumulating in the system.

"I think we need to allow the pilots to run their course".

The area it's built on was once a training ground for Nazi pilots to run dummy bombing missions of London.

The pilot - expected to run in all regions from January 2016 for six months - means members of the public and journalists will be able to attend the majority of hearings in the court.

Stephanie, the physician's assistant — who was young enough to be my granddaughter — listened as I opened with, "I promised Daily Pilot readers to run L.A.," just so she'd understand how much I had riding on her diagnosis.

The pilot is set to run through the middle of the summer.