Sentence examples for pioneer flight from inspiring English sources
A BBC-style voice emerges to say didactically, "Tonight we pose the question: what happens when we listen to music?" There are bits of accounts of Yuri Gagarin's pioneer flight into space and of the legendary premiere of Shostakovich's Symphony No. 7 during the siege of Leningrad, performed by a skeletal, starvation-devastated orchestra.
Adams took particular offense to claims that Muslims invented the camera (Kingsley references the invention of camera obscura) and helped to pioneer flight, "1000 years before the Wright Brothers".
So the government runs heavily subsidised pioneer flights to connect some of these remote outposts to the wider world.
In the 49 years since Yuri Gagarin's pioneering flight, 512 people from 38 countries have been to space.
Major Tim will become one of fewer than 600 humans who have been into space since Yuri Gagarin's pioneering flight in 1961.
Her reportage of the pioneering flight was published in leading newspapers and helped cement her career as a writer and aviation specialist.
"This pioneering flight will enable those of us who are serious about reducing our carbon emissions to go on developing the fuels of the future, fuels which will power our aircraft in the years ahead through sustainable next-generation oils, such as algae," he said.
With this being the first transatlantic "green fuel" flight, Honeywell went for maximum symbolic effect, retracing Charles Lindbergh's 1927 pioneering flight across the Atlantic to Paris.
After getting a PhD in political economy from MIT, he worked at ITA software, the pioneering flight search engine later acquired by Google.
Connect to Today: It's been almost a century since the pioneering flights of these early aviators.
They also made use of some of the ideas used by Auguste Piccard in his pioneering flights, including the notion of only partly inflating the balloon at takeoff to allow for the expansion of the gases at higher altitudes, and the use of an airtight capsule.
