Sentence examples for plane to move from inspiring English sources

At least once, according to the document, he told one engine on a plane to climb, causing the plane to move sideways as it flew.

She said the engine thrust was powerful enough to allow the plane to move over blocking equipment called chocks, in place at the nose wheel and the wheels under each wing.

A tactful translator between human and machine, it observes the pilot tugging on the controls, figures out how the pilot wanted the plane to move and executes that manoeuvre perfectly.

The Australian government has chartered a plane to move the first group of refugees from Nauru to Cambodia within days as part of a $40m resettlement deal, sources on the island have said.

It's an absurd reality when it requires a plane to move data from one place to another.

Mr Dearden said: "We were told in February that it was likely that Concorde would close to the public in the autumn in order for some essential maintenance to be undertaken and this would require the plane to move into a hangar.

The prime minister has denied chartering planes to move tens of thousands of voters into marginal constituencies.

European and NATO allies like Britain have already moved to help, with the British quickly providing two C-17 transport planes to move troops and equipment.

They need more transport planes to move soldiers long distances outside Europe; more and better precision-guided missiles; better communications, better air-to-air refuelling, better everything.

In older planes, to move a flight-control surface on a wing or the tail, the pilot moves a mechanical control that pulls a cable running under the plane's floor.

Meanwhile, while we're considering the prospects for ever more planes to move from one point to another in the ever-crowded skies, let's consider one more set of numbers, down to earth and trivial as they may be in the grand scheme of things.