Sentence examples for unprecedented flight from inspiring English sources

Scientists have enjoyed an unprecedented flight success ratio in recent years.

These are the human face of the "unprecedented flight of talent" to which the employment minister, Fátima Báñez, has referred.

The unprecedented flight of men, women and children from the war in Syria has captured the world's attention, while around the globe there are 20 million people seeking sanctuary from war and oppression, in search of a life worth living.

After Daedalus made its unprecedented flight, Drela used XFOIL to design a new record-setting craft: the Decavitator, a human-powered hydrofoil that he pedaled to a world-record speed of 18.5 knots over a 100-meter race course on Boston's Charles River in 1991.

By confirming the importance of Common Article 3, the Supreme Court struck at the heart of the administration's novel and unprecedented flight from domestic and international law.

The escape enabled her game to take unprecedented flight in 2016: The Australian Open title, a Wimbledon final and a silver medal at the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro and the No. 1 ranking, at age 28.

The darkest moment of André Borschberg's unprecedented solar flight across the Pacific was not when he learned of the battery failure that has now suspended the Solar Impulse flight until next spring.

In April 2002, with 10 minutes to go and Leicester City a goal down to Manchester United in the match confirming Leicester City's relegation to the second division after six years of unprecedented top flight success, a familiar chant was struck up by the nub of hardcore fans pointedly standing in the lower tier of Filbert Street's Double Decker stand.

"The only thing to do is to reduce wasteful public spending, which is huge". What Greece needed was a flat 15% corporate tax rate, lower sales taxes to boost growth and investment and an amnesty for those bringing deposits back to Greece [around €20 bn is believed to have left the country in an unprecedented cash flight].

Still about 60 mile behind the Frenchman, Grahame-White made a historic decision; he would make an unprecedented night flight.

The unprecedented number of flight cancellations — more than 100,000 between April 15 and 21 — affected millions of travelers, and the fallout is expected to cost the airline industry $1.7 billion.