Sentence examples for plane far from inspiring English sources
The mystical part of Gore's soul finds its expression in ascending to a plane far above the one where daily politics is practiced.
In Her, Johansson's self-aware OS develops in intelligence, ascending to an intellectual plane far above the humans she interacts with.
But as with every first lady, the cost of actually flying the government plane far exceeded the money Mrs. Obama reimbursed, and security is paid for by the government.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, October 1, 1932 P. 11 The purchase of a sports plane, far from curing him of his taste for practical jokes, only added to a certain gentleman's repertory.
Chirac proposed the Rafale, knowing the plane far exceeded both Morocco's needs and its means.
We consider a slug moving in a slit microchannel (w⪢h) and flow field in a plane far from the boundary walls is modelled as a two-dimensional low-Reynolds-number flow (Stokes flow).
"London planes far surpass any other species," she said.
They are rooted in landscape, while also operating on planes far above immediate earthly concerns.
He wondered how such extensive damage could have been dealt out of a silent sky; even a few planes, far up, would have been audible.
Planes far out at sea keep in touch using VHF radio, and the newer ones send ACARS data continuously via satellite.
It was the Russian-made planes' far greater fuel consumption that doomed them with Aeroflot, especially given the hard times in the industry worldwide.
