Sentence examples for time to pilot from inspiring English sources
Jackson, who battled back from a serious achilles injury seven months ago in record time to pilot the four-man crew to fifth place, was able to see the positives afterwards despite missing out on a medal by 0.11sec.
Ferry officials testified that as an assistant captain, Mr. Sander could be called upon at any time to pilot a ferry, although the judge found that once when an assistant captain was needed, the ferry supervisor did not assign Mr. Sander, instead calling an off-duty captain in on overtime.
Barrington Irving ― who in 2007 became the youngest person at the time to pilot a plane around the world solo ― also had a big influence on Martin's interest after he started attending Irving's summer youth programs.
The European Commission Humanitarian Aid (ECHO) together with partners in the nutrition technical forum (NTF) considered it an opportune time to pilot blanket supplementary feeding programme (BSFP) targeting 5 severely affected districts of Marsabit, Samburu, Turkana, Mandera and Wajir.
From time to time, pilots untangle each other's drones from the net after crashes.
Rob Thomas had time to do a pilot script for us, and then he was fortunate enough to have two pilots picked up at ABC, so he left the show.
Along the way, she even found time to earn her pilot's license.
Michael said he heard a "loud pop," and looked up in time to see the pilot eject from the spiraling fighter jet.
Crossing the Channel in an airplane had seemed an impossible feat in 1908 when the publisher of The Daily Mail in London offered a prize of £1,000, quite a significant amount of money at the time, to the first pilot to make the flight.
Crossing the Channel in an airplane had seemed an impossible feat in 1908 when Alfred Harmsworth Lord Northcliffe, publisher of The Daily Mail in London, offered a prize of £1,000, a significant amount of money at the time, to the first pilot to make the flight in either direction.
The extra year's delay, Willetts says, will give funding bodies and academics time to digest a pilot impact-assessment exercise that finishes this autumn.
