Sentence examples for so many planes from inspiring English sources

"There were so many planes in the air, it was like a battle".

There are so many planes in the air, most of us barely notice.

Finally, the Japanese lost so many planes in the battle that their enterprise against Port Moresby had to be abandoned.

Easy at first - but so many planes come, you can't get them all, so you always lose.

Thanksgiving is such a busy travel weekend, with so many planes, trains and automobiles clogging the air, rails, and roads.

If so many planes that a spotter can't count them should show up, his instructions are not to wait for an accurate count.

Man: "Nah, there have been so many plane crashes, I really wouldn't feel safe".

(The Economist's obituary for "a maker of modern Alaska" is here).So why are there so many plane crashes in Alaska?

While bumped and crowded passengers may not warm to the idea of so many grounded planes, airline consultants say that it's not the right time to reintroduce these planes.

So many Japanese planes were lost that the Port Moresby invasion force, without adequate air cover and harassed by Allied land-based bombers, turned back to Rabaul.

Hitler's "final conquest of England" failed because British morale was too strong to break under repeated bombing and because the Royal Air Force downed so many Nazi planes that the Germans had to start attacking at night.