Sentence examples for plane to beat from inspiring English sources
A month later, still haunted by the memory of his friend's swollen eyelids, Macready climbed into the same plane to beat Schroeder's altitude record.
Zelig becomes a popular celebrity-phenomenon, who becomes a villain and is then redeemed with some Lindberghian derring-do, piloting a plane to beat the Nazis.
Their top speed of 80 miles (130 km) per hour surpassed the 75 miles (120 km) per hour of the Jenny, allowing mail planes to beat railway delivery times over long distances.
So after the Rays beat the Indians, 4-0, they needed a bigger plane to get to Boston.
Hahnemann doubts flying will ever give him the same adrenaline rush he experiences when playing football in front of huge crowds – "I think I'd have to jump out of a plane with a parachute to beat that" – although he admits that being a pilot gets the pulse racing for other reasons.
Prime Day was about all of these things, but more importantly it's about how the retail industry and its fulfillment partners better start innovating to beat planes, talking speakers and drones.
"Nothing is going to beat that, unless I bring a plane out or something".
"He's got nerve, courage to beat the band, but he insists on flying the plane by himself.
Analogous results apply to beat transfer.
