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(31) In the first, a twin-engine Piper Navajo crashed at an airport in Kentucky in 1979 after an engine failed on takeoff.

(32) The flight crew aborted the takeoff, however, could not stop the aircraft on the wet runway.

(33) Another day and a half of zero gravity after takeoff and your ship brakes to enter Earth orbit.

(34) Many parents will admit that before the takeoff they read Jessica stories to their kids over the breakfast table.

(35) I skidded and scraped along the runway to the takeoff position at the field.

(36) The plane aborted the takeoff and crashed into the water.

(37) The commuter plane was waiting for takeoff.

(38) Every takeoff is optional. Every landing is mandatary.

(39) Investigators are still trying to determine why the helicopter went down shortly after takeoff from a riverbank heliport.

(40) Post and the famous American humorist Will Rogers were killed when Post's plane crashed on takeoff near Point Barrow.

(41) A jet plane before takeoff has a certain store of available energy in its fuel.

(42) I still take the overnight "redeye" from California to New York, but I'm asleep by takeoff — even if takes an Ambien.

(43) Therefore, morphing winglet with retractable grid has the potential of improving aircraft takeoff performance.

(44) May 5, 2007 - All 114 people on board a Kenya AirwaysBoeing 737 are killed after the plane crashed in torrential rain after takeoff from Douala in Cameroon en route to Nairobi.

(45) This basketball shoe is great for both guards and power players with high-performance no matter how hard you slice or how powerful you takeoff.

(46) May 5 - All 114 people on board a Kenya AirwaysBoeing 737 are killed after the plane crashed in torrential rain after takeoff from Douala in Cameroon en route to Nairobi.

(47) The Reaper is the largest of the UAV's in the U.S. arsenal with a wingspan of 84 feet, a takeoff weight of 7,000 pounds, a payload capacity of 3,000 pounds and a flight time of 36 hours.

(48) These allow the Clemenceau aircraft catapult the most modern aircraft which, due to their weight and especially the takeoff speed, could not be catapulted from the old hydraulic catapults.

(49) A hippopotamus'scream has been recorded at 115 decibels - louder than a jet airliner at takeoff.

(50) He helped the US military develop jet-assisted takeoff technology during World War II[sentencedict.com], and became the founding director of Caltech's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.

(51) The takeoff had been unscheduled, and no flight plan had been logged.

(52) Prior to takeoff, the pilot performs the flight check routine, pushes back the aircraft from the terminal's gate, and taxis out to the designated takeoff runway.

(53) A Japan Air Lines 747 crashes near Mt. Fuji after takeoff from Tokyo on a domestic flight killing 520.

(54) Harrier ( AV 8 B ) can now perform Short takeoff and vertical landing ( STOVL ) .

(55) The aircraft crashed after takeoff from Heathrow in a reservoir.

(56) It holds that in the long jump training ahead, the Chinese men"s long jumpers should increase the absolute speed , improve takeoff technique as well as strengthen the training for takeoff ability."

(57) On Flight 3, we performed the first military power takeoff.

(57) Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

(58) His jump takeoff from the airstrip was as sudden and violent as an airstrike, a high rifleshot into the air before the ship was turned out and eastward.

(59) August 12, 1985. A Japan Air Lines 747 crashes near Mt. Fuji after takeoff from Tokyo on a domestic flight killing 520.

(60) Or your reference frame is at rest in an aircraft that accelerates rapidly on takeoff.