Sentence examples for through the airplane from inspiring English sources

Until that afternoon when, just after takeoff, I spotted a thin shaded track through the airplane window, winding up Housetop Mountain and disappearing over the other side.

We had been wandering through the airplane hangars, and were standing among towers of carrots and leeks, mountains of haricots verts.

Officials from General Electric, the manufacturer of the two engines, said they were breathing sighs of relief last night after officials from the safety board said there was no sign of uncontained engine failure, damage that would have occurred if an engine had blown apart and sent pieces slicing through the airplane.

She wasn't sure if Masha meant this kindly, but when the first clouds appeared through the airplane's windows Lera pretended they were vales of snow she was crossing by sleigh and carriage.

In the days of aerial "dogfights" during World War I, light machine guns were synchronized to fire through the airplane's propeller, and by the end of the war, fighters such as the German Fokker D.VII and the French Spad were attaining speeds of 135 miles (215 km) per hour.

First, a laser system probes columns of air streaming through the airplane to determine the air's composition and whether there are hydrocarbons.

It was only through the development of the airplane in the early decades of the 20th century that airmail truly came into its own.

A second system that could have prevented that accident, which killed 83 people, is "synthetic vision," by Rockwell Collins: the computer paints an animated picture of the plane's surroundings and, using the Global Positioning System, moves the airplane through them.

In response, Mr. Gates said that he had decided not to halt the F-22 production line, but to allocate sufficient money to continue buying a few more models of the airplane through the Bush administration and into the next — keeping the factory open so the next president could decide the proper number and kind of new fighters.

The user can apply linear transformations to the curves generating the airplane through simple input from the computer keyboard and the mouse.

Bellis' abduction scene, in which his character is levitated through the door of the airplane, was achieved by pulling the actor out of the airplane rig with a harness; additional coverage was achieved by repeating this with a stuntman, who Bellis notes was pulled out of the rig "a lot harder".