Sentence examples for teaching flight from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mier had been a pilot in Vietnam and spent a decade teaching flight instrumentation.

One recent morning at Pietsch's airfield, where Dr. Bierenbaum spent hours tinkering with his plane and teaching flight safety for the Federal Aviation Administration, mechanics and pilots grounded by fog were eating apple pie.

I had the most satisfying Eureka experience of my career while attempting to teach flight instructors that praise is more effective than punishment for promoting skill-learning.

He's scouting in Brazil for a chief executive, and plans to open a flight school and a facility to teach flight-attendant etiquette and Embraer maintenance.

The airport is intended to serve primarily as a sports airport, for teaching flying, and for charter flights.

The first thing you are taught in flight school is that panic is your enemy.

Experience has taught me that flight cancellation and rebooking situations are a bit like horse-trading.

Hector uses unorthodox teaching methods, encourages flights of digressive fancy, believes in learning for learning's sake and is admired and even loved despite his spectacularly inept passes at his students.

He has taught as a flight instructor in New York and Connecticut.

But as my wonderful mentor and intuitive healer Teresa Brandise has taught me, airline flight attendants tell you to put your own oxygen mask on first before putting one on a child for a reason.

Most significantly, Flight's teaching inspired the two great masters of the English art of the linocut, Cyril Power and Sybil Andrews.