Sentence examples for plane friendly from inspiring English sources

bull terriers are very DUMB and very funny they like to trance in bushes (move as if they are creeping to something) and they bullie run. the males always tend to be more DUMB,SLOW and just plane friendly.

The system included 23 "direction centers," each with a massive mainframe computer that could track 400 planes, distinguishing friendly aircraft from enemy bombers.

I'm not expecting scenes from The Aviator – all dishy pilots and vanity cases – but the transition from the friendly plane to queuing in the vast passport control hall rather jolts.

"The aviation industry is prone to vastly overstating the gains that can be made from technological improvements but sadly a climate friendly plane isn't on the horizon," says Emily Armistead of Greenpeace.

Armstrong flew the plane back to friendly territory, but due to the loss of the aileron, ejection was his only safe option.

Because radar -- developed for the military in World War II -- is arguably better at spotting attack planes than tracking friendly jets, the F.A.A. has long stipulated that planes flying between cities be separated by at least 5 miles horizontally and 1,000 feet vertically.

Iraq says it has repeatedly tried to resolve the row with Kuwait over the lost planes in a "friendly way" but has had no response.

Lighter materials, new fuels and other innovations that promise to make planes more environmentally friendly mean more expense and development time.

Although the fly-by had left him lost in nostalgia, Tucker said he couldn't help wishing he had seen friendly planes in the skies over the northern France seven decades ago.

He told the Daily Telegraph that European Union carbon emissions caps would force airlines to use more environmentally friendly planes if they wanted to use new capacity at Heathrow.

His one major contribution was to create a scheme allowing the purchase of small models of German aircraft, allowing the British forces on the ground an easy way to identify incoming planes and avoiding friendly fire situations.