Sentence examples for putting into flight from inspiring English sources

"We have qualified the engine that we were putting into flight tests," he said.

We have qualified the engine that we were putting into flight tests.

The table can be fully dismantled and put into 6 flight cases for transport.

So if someone buys an airline ticket and feels badly about all the carbon they're putting into the atmosphere during that flight, we sell them very beautiful, very cheap offsets from the forest restoration we have done.

The second flight -- the first under the NASA agreement -- was in December 2010, putting into orbit a Dragon capsule that successfully parachuted back to Earth.

When the board that investigated the accident of the space shuttle Columbia issued its final report late last month, it made 29 recommendations for reforming the shuttle program, including 15 that it said must be put into effect before flights resumed.

The helicopters were intended to intercept aircraft that violated federal flight restrictions put into place above those three cities.

Producer Albert Cubby Broccolili, who steered the Agent 007 film franchise, put the vehicle into flight on movie screens, capturing the imagination of children and adults alike with breathtaking scenes shot in England, France and Bavaria.

Like for U.S.-bound flights, all of those large electronic devices will now have to be put into the cargo hold on inbound flights to the U.K. (where they are far more likely to get stolen).

But the ability that a lot of engineers would really like to put into robots is the flapping-wing flight of insects, with its attendant ability to hover.

Bypassing Vigo on his flight southwards, Villeneuve put into the Southern Spanish fleet base of Cadiz on 20 August.