Sentence examples for stoned flight from inspiring English sources

Between brutal hailstorms, engine malfunctions, and "drunk or stoned" flight attendants, there's already a lot to worry about every time you board a plane.

If you cross those waters and stay with Gilles Develay at the Kasa Afrikana in Bubaque, as I did, he'll greet you at the hotel, take you up a stone flight of stairs and serve you fresh grilled fish for lunch.

The result is like that one time I got unreasonably stoned before a flight to Texas—an attractive plan until I was miles away from comfort.

She's not nit-picking on something that doesn't affect the overall". Continued Stone: "Good flight examiners, like Muir, look at the mission, ask can you do it safely and effectively without knowing every little detail in the book". Other men joined the small conference on a barracks balcony at Andersen: Master Sgt. Raul Pequeno, 36, a flight engineer and Vietnam veteran from San Benito, Tex.

Other stones symbolised flight difficulties such as extreme hunger, and a failure to access a solution for her headaches and eye pain, which she has had since the worst event.

Looking gently but thoroughly stoned, he makes an appropriate entrance by falling down a flight of marble steps into the lobby.

"Then along came women and their voices sure sounded strange on the interphone". Said Stone: "But the flight deck smelled better". Added Pequeno: "Like a flower cart.

A flight of stone steps leads up to the house from the street.

OUTDOOR SPACE: A long flight of stone steps ascends to the house from the driveway.

They are key to the understanding of our solar system and are stepping stones for interplanetary human flight.

A short flight of stone steps leads from the main terrace down to a wide lawn and a swimming pool.