Sentence examples for pilots launch from inspiring English sources

Pilots launch on foot and then sit in a harness below a canopy, which can be steered with hand controls.

How do sailplane pilots launch without a tow?

After a brief run-in with Captain Sig Hansen and his crew from the show Deadliest Catch, Japanese pilots launch kamikaze attacks on the Sea Shepherd.

In March this year, the Department of Health published the evaluation of the national integrated care pilots launched in 2009.

Barking, in east London, was to be the pilot of pilots, launching a competition to masterplan a new future for the maligned Lintons estate, which KCA entered and won.

Back in 1999, when American's pilots suspected the airline of plotting a two-tier system with newly hired pilots in effect getting only market rates the senior pilots launched a "sickout".

Motherboard plans on producing more of the shows that get the best feedback from viewers, so head to the site to check out each of the pilots launching this week.

Instead it will have a "pilot" launch under the editorship of Richard Walker, who became editor of the Sunday Herald in 2003 and turned it into Scotland's only overtly SNP-supporting title.

Given that only 50,000 copies of the National will be published on Monday, it is obviously a pilot launch to see if pro-independence fervour can be translated into newspaper-buying.

That pilot launch happened last summer.

The pilot launch took place last June, when 30 balloons were deployed above New Zealand's South Island.