Sentence examples for planes of that from inspiring English sources

The aircraft was built in 2003 and is among American's youngest planes of that model.

Natal's importance during World War II stemmed from its location and the fact that planes of that era had limited range.

WASHINGTON — A week after both engines on a small jet became stuck at full power as the pilots were trying to land, the Federal Aviation Administration issued an emergency order Thursday grounding the planes of that model until the throttle controls can be inspected.

The Shelby brothers – chiefly Tommy, courtesy of Cillian Murphy and the mesmerisingly perfect planes of that face – now rule the city, the police force, the bookies and the boondocks: as one Blinder observed, though carefully out of earshot: "They'll make him the fucking lord mayor next".

Here we use the term to refer to the angle of descent into an object relative to the surface plane of that object.

In this case, though targeted antigen is confined to the target cell membrane, it is potentially mobile within the plane of that membrane, adding an additional level of complexity.

The simplest of these are the result of planes of atoms that do not extend all through the crystal, so that there is a line where the plane ends that has fewer atoms than normal.

It has been proposed that intraslab earthquakes occur along these preexisting planes of weakness that originated as normal faults prior to subduction (e.g., Kirby, 1995).

The horizon holds the Trojan walls, the battlements and, beyond that, vast planes of beachland that reach to the Pacific.

Rock mass is an inhomogeneous and anisotropic material with complex behaviour, which contains random planes of discontinuities that tend to reduce its strength.

Viewers look on as the light swipes through condensed solar systems, and flat planes of smoke that are bursting with gaseous clouds, like a volcano ready to erupt.