Sentence examples for working aircraft from inspiring English sources

"They don't even have a working aircraft carrier," he kept repeating, between diatribes about France's heroic and longstanding commitment to the principle of capitulation.

The Hyper-X-43A, which is pilotless, four metres long, and has a nose made of solid tungsten, will be the first working aircraft to be powered by a scramjet a supersonic-combustion ramjet.

One example is headquarters, built on the top floor of a working aircraft hangar in the cargo area of Singapore's Changi.

It was planned for Britain's only working aircraft carrier to spend two weeks more in the Indian Ocean before turning for home.

Jonnie and his followers find an abandoned underground U.S. military base with working aircraft, weapons, fuel and nuclear weapons.

The ending of the pre-credits sequence with Bond jumping after the aeroplane features Jacques Zoo Malnuitit riding the motorcycle to the edge and jumping, and B.J. Worth diving after the plane – which was a working aircraft, with Worth adding that part of the difficulty of the stunt was the kerosene flying on his face.

Boom has a new design for its XB-1 Supersonic Demonstrator jet, the working prototype aircraft it's creating to prove out its tech before beginning work on building real, commercial supersonic passenger aircraft.

As it is well known to engineers working on aircraft jet engines, supersonic jets naturally develop quasi-periodic stationary chains of internal shocks, similar to what is shown in Figure 1.

Later military uses included mine-countermeasure work, antisubmarine work, aircraft carrying, and missile launching.

After his recovery early in 1941, Walker had several postings ferrying new aircraft to squadrons, working with anti-aircraft units and on patrols to protect airfields.

But they work their aircraft and crews harder.