Sentence examples for tight airplane from inspiring English sources

The problem with dongles is that you can lose them, they can snap off in tight airplane quarters and they work for only one device at a time.

Roughly the size of a lipstick tube, the tiny mouse can sit on the palm-rest area of most laptop computers, making the tightest airplane seat tray a workstation.

HIS eyes sparkling like a little boy playing with a favorite toy, Bob Bender cranked the gear intently, winding the rubber band running through the fuselage of his homemade airplane tighter and tighter.

The new suitcase fees are likely to make the fight for tight space in airplane cabins more fierce, as passengers try to stuff more carry-on luggage into overhead bins.

Judged from the perspective of a viewer who holds on tight while inside a commercial airplane, Cruise's intrepid stunts are impressive — but they're filmed counterproductively.

The team's performance is divided into two main formation-flying demonstrations: all six airplanes flying in a tight delta (triangle) formation, alternating with maneuvers in which four of the airplanes fly in a diamond formation while the remaining two airplanes perform various solo stunts.

Don't wear tight clothing, unless you are wearing airplane socks that specifically help with circulation.

"The wheel wells on supersonic airplanes are a pretty tight fit," said Charles N. Eastlake, a professor of aerospace engineering at Embry-Riddle.

Sure, airplanes and buses are very tight, and tables and chairs are too low.

"After it's been contorted for hours in those airplane seats, my body is so tight it sort of creaks".

A section or division generally arrives in tight formation at a landing site, which enables all of the airplanes to land in a fraction of the time that it would take if they arrived separately.