Sentence examples for piloting in the first from inspiring English sources

Tyler Kyte stars in the true story of Alex Nicholos, an 11-year-old whose first hot-air-balloon ride turned into a crash course in piloting, in the first episode of the new weekly series "Real Kids, Real Adventures," today at 10 30 A.M. on the Discovery Channel.

Following development and piloting, in the first half of 2010 over 800 women who volunteered and were not currently involved in other community activities were recruited from and by their communities (two per village in intervention wards).

An ace fighter pilot in the first World War, Goering had helped Hitler take power in 1933 and stayed at his side as the Third Reich hungrily expanded.

After studying art history and serving as a fighter pilot in the First World War, he worked with Max Reinhardt's stage company before turning to the cinema.

It's not suprising that the writers for the forthcoming film of Five Children and It add a quest to the story, in which the children are searching for their father, who is a pilot in the first world war.

Rather, on Aug. 12, 1977, he teamed up with Fred W. Haise, a civilian pilot, in the first flight of the shuttle Enterprise, a vehicle that was built purely for approach and landing tests and was incapable of flying into orbit.

He and Colin Firth played idealistic pilots in the First World War adventure Aces High (1976), based on RC Sheriff's classic play Journey's End, and distinguished by its fine aerial sequences.

And that's why there's a Pilot in the first place, by the way.

American Airlines has revealed that it will furlough as many as 175 pilots in the first half of 2010.

Gus Grissom died on the launch pad of Apollo I, along with his two co-pilots in the first space disaster in American history.

In a scenario like this, it's easy to target the co-pilot for his or her inexperience; however, it's really the pilot who needs to be blamed for selecting that person as co-pilot in the first place.