Sentence examples for submarine pilot from inspiring English sources
Even more amusing is a blink-and-you'll-miss-it visual cameo of Lou Reed, drawn by Hewlett as a kamikaze submarine pilot on the graphics accompanying "On Melancholy Hill" (Gorillaz don't actually play his song, "Some Kind of Nature").
(Soon after that dive, Graham played the role of an underwater villain in the James Bond film "For Your Eyes Only," piloting a vehicle of his own design, called a Mantis, in combat with submarine pilot Bond, played by Roger Moore.
-- the novel, that word-woven submarine, piloted by intimation and intuition, that will dive you to the deeps of the heart's maelstrom.
The fully functioning Lotus Esprit submarine piloted by James Bond in The Spy Who Loved Me has been consigned by RM Auctions for its coming sale in London this September.
After loading the scientists and sub pilot into the submarine on the barge, the dive team sinks the barge with the submarine still attached, achieves neutral buoyancy at a depth of 60 feet, and proceeds to launch the submarine from the barge underwater.
Whenever he could, however, he also delighted in relaying information useful to bomber pilots or submarine captains looking for targets.
Terry isn't sure exactly how many hours he has spent piloting submarines, but it is safe to say it is more than any other scientific research sub pilot in the world.
The submarine's pilot, 22-year-old Erika Bergman, says the view is incredible.
The dramas are the 1944 propaganda film "Destination Tokyo," directed by Delmar Daves and starring a somewhat miscast Grant as an Oklahoma-born submarine commander, piloting his vessel into Tokyo Harbor on a dangerous mission; and "Night and Day," the much-maligned 1946 musical biography of Cole Porter.
But the NERC found an elegant fix to its polling dilemma, naming the ship RRS David Attenborough – but allowing Boaty McBoatface to live on as a remotely piloted submarine.
He's also working on an Arctic submarine adventure and a pilot for an animated series.
