Sentence examples for to helicopter from inspiring English sources
noun
An aircraft that is borne along by one or more sets of long rotating blades which allow it to hover, move in any direction including reverse, or land; and having a smaller set of blades on its tail that stabilize the aircraft.
- We flew over the city in a helicopter.
Video: Respects paid to helicopter victims.
"The airport remained open to helicopter traffic.
Not everyone on the team was accustomed to helicopter assaults.
One South American wanted to helicopter in and take the whole place.
However, they detach themselves with a free-spirited randomness to helicopter down to earth.
In at least three other instances reported in the archive, Iraqis surrendered to helicopter crews without being shot.
Show-offs will overtake everyone by hopping from plane to helicopter, breezing in from Nice airport in seven minutes flat.
"I was so far from the stage I thought I would have had to helicopter myself in.
The groom, 28, a lieutenant in the United States Navy, is a helicopter pilot assigned to Helicopter Maritime Strike Squadron Seven One in Coronado.
They spoke of the government's escalation of weapons throughout the year — from mortars, tanks and artillery to helicopter gunships, then to fixed-wing attack jets.
Not one to miss out on a celebrity business op, taxi-hail app Uber has extended its service to helicopter rides especially for the Cannes Film Festival.
