Sentence examples for station helicopter from inspiring English sources

A news station helicopter shot reportedly shows a bullet hole in the passenger window of a vehicle Zimmerman was in.

Gadi Schwartz and Kenny Holmes were just finishing their shift when they heard the station helicopter following a high speed taxi and they decided to put the possibilities of Periscope to the test.

Chicago officials called it the soft sell, but when the executives tried to tour the city and its suburbs, their corporate jet was tailed by a local television station helicopter, and vans with other employees were pursued by car-bound journalists; the same thing happened in Dallas.

But one thing leads to another and before they know it, the minimart owner is dead and they're holed up in the home of a man named Smith, keeping him and his two children hostage while F.B.I. agents, sheriffs' deputies, news station helicopters, a team of mob hit men and a burned-out cop named Jeff Talley circle the perimeter.

Not far from Dushanbe, the capital, India has worked with Tajik authorities to build an air base and has stationed helicopters there.

On Friday, a local TV station caught helicopter footage of a woman being trampled by police in riot gear.

Video from the television station's helicopter at the scene showed trees down, homes with roofs ripped off and debris scattered across yards.

In the video, "Groovin' Gary"—a bell-bottomed teen from the truck stop town of Beaver, Utah is photographing the station's helicopter.

From today's vantage point, where TV station's helicopters are vital to local news — whether for reporting on traffic jams, car chases or out-of-control fires — the invention seems inevitable.

At Fort Myer, Fort Belvoir, Fort Meade, Quantico Marine base and the Anacostia Naval Station, 30 helicopters had been flown in especially to provide a rapid airlift capability.

Television stations sent helicopters to capture it from above, and it won a listing from Guinness World Records.