Sentence examples for went aloft from inspiring English sources
On November 21 they went aloft over Paris.
It went aloft stripped of much gear because its weight was at the limit of shuttle capacity.
On Friday, about 20 planes went aloft and searchers on the ground spread across six counties in Nevada and California.
American space-flight technology has certainly changed in the almost 50 years since Alan Shepard went aloft, and so has filmmaking technology.
But it was still floating when Lieutenant Commander Houck, in command of more than 40 planes on the carrier Yorktown, went aloft in his Hellcat fighter.
The aerial age in Antarctica was presaged by Scott in 1902, who went aloft in a captive balloon for aerial reconnaissance, and the mechanical age by Shackleton in 1908, who used an automobile at Cape Royds, Ross Island.
Going aloft, Van Liew said, "is not my favorite thing to do".
Guess who battle into their planes and go aloft to knock down a flock of attackers?
But soon enough "The Dante Club" takes off and goes aloft, thanks to its own original imagination.
But having been there — even going aloft in a hot-air balloon to scout out the distance — we felt some might fault the paper for visual manipulation.
Audrey Hepburn, shot in a hedged garden, goes aloft with legs apart in an enthusiastic cheerleader manner that seems to fit her tightly wound, perfect-girl persona.
