Sentence examples for start landings from inspiring English sources

This was standard procedure for all Head Start landings.

Within minutes, the e-mails questioning the ban on electronics during takeoffs and landings started pouring into my in-box.

Starting in 1970, landings declined sharply and have since fallen by 93% (ASMFC 2012).

By the time the gliders arrived at their landing zones, two hours had lapsed since the start of the parachute landings.

That started a series of landings last month on the islands by nationalists, first from China and then Japan; the Japanese landing contributed to anti-Japanese protests in China.

By the time the gliders arrived at their landing zones, two hours had lapsed since the parachute landings had started.

In the followup, Wild's End: The Enemy Within, a six-issue series that starts this week, the alien landings have been hushed up by the government, with our surviving heroes detained in what looks like an internment camp.

On 6 June 1944, Supreme Allied Commander Dwight D. Eisenhower broadcast a message to the people of Western Europe informing them the D-Day landings had started.

Starting from expectations of landings every 20 minutes, the airlift put in place a system of bringing in planes at three-minute intervals.

A former colleague at Reuters stormed ashore in Normandy in 1944 at the start of the D-Day landings, and the bravado of the Vietnam War generation is legendary.

Negotiations were started by Alexander following Norwegian landings on the Scottish mainland, but were purposely prolonged by the Scots.