Sentence examples for time piloted from inspiring English sources

In the tradition of Giorgio Armani, Vivienne Westwood and Tom Ford, each of whom at one time piloted fashion's cruiser, Mr. Owens's ideas are absorbed or copied outright in collections as diverse as those of Alexander Wang and Rag & Bone, or on a more patently commercial level, by Topshop and American Apparel.

Marshall's backstory alludes to his time piloting combat choppers in Vietnam, when he received the Medal of Honor for valour in battle from one of his predecessors.

(He lived in an apartment overlooking the Charles River, spent leisure time piloting private planes at nearby Hanscom Airfield, and dreamed of working at a Manhattan law firm).

Mr. Bush arrived in a S3B Viking jet, at times piloting the plane, and dressed in a combat uniform.

"The insidious problem of pilot fatigue cannot be fought by increasing the amount of time pilots fly in the cockpit".

As the plane was due to take off for the first time, pilot Antonio García Luna asked for checks to be carried out when a warning light came on.

In October, the F.A.A. issued an operations bulletin for "ultra long-range flights" that doubled the amount of time pilots and flight attendants must remain at their overseas destination.

The opening tune, "Time Pilot," has the stately serenity of something by the French group Air, while an airborne Latin-jazz jam, "Stargazer," has Groove Collective easily keeping pace with the brilliant Cuban pianist Chucho Valdes.

From time to time, pilots untangle each other's drones from the net after crashes.

The probability for a more significant shift increases as time passes from the last channel estimation time (pilot transmission time).

Even tiny delays, like the extra time pilots spend trying to find the right taxiway in the fog at O'Hare in Chicago, can add up to huge backlogs as far away as New York as controllers order delays in takeoffs.