Sentence examples for whose pilot from inspiring English sources

This is the sound of a writer whose pilot light is always left on.

Hulu is catching up this week with its first original etc., "Battleground," whose pilot episode became available free at hulu.

Upon learning that other Confederate ships were even further upriver, Ellet, whose pilot had fallen ill, took on board a new pilot and moved ahead.

"I thought I was fresh doing a cop show set in L.A.," says Yost, 42, whose pilot script "Boomtown" was bought by NBC.

NBC may wait to see how the prime-time version fares before marketing a syndicated version, whose pilot starred the winner of the original "Survivor," Richard Hatch.

When she lashes out at Connor (Jonathan Patrick Moore), whose pilot has just been picked up, for not getting her an audition, the situation and the emotions feel surprisingly authentic.

Graduating sixth in a class of 70, she will enter an elite unit whose pilots fly F-16 fighter jets.

Most regional airlines are affiliated to or owned by big long-distance airlines, whose pilots have in many cases won "scope clauses" in their contracts.

Stephen Chappell, Commanding Officer of Number 1 Squadron, whose pilots fly the Super Hornet, said Kate was fascinated by the "dials and gadgets" on the fighter aircraft.

The plane was intercepted by two Air Force F-16 fighters, whose pilots determined that it was not a threat and escorted it out of the area.

Washington has also contracted DynCorp, whose pilots have long helped the Pentagon destroy coca fields in Colombia, to train the new police force.