Sentences with phrase «as you fly in»

According to the Kitty Hawk site, the machine is «safe, tested, and legal to operate in the US» as long as you fly it in «uncongested areas.»

Kitty Hawk says its Flyer can be operated without a pilot's license as long as you fly it in «uncongested areas.»

Wenger is as stubborn as a flies in wounded flesh he'll ounce again disappointe everybody like he always do

Do you have any stats to back up this claim about the protection being fine, as flies in the face of what I watched and what I've read.

Fullmer is a swarmer, a clincher, a dervish of awkward fury who throws punches from all angles of unorthodoxy and is as hard to swat as a fly in a hot room.

Second, the appointments betray inadequate sensitivity to the weak fiscal condition of the country today, as it flies in the face of the President's promise to protect the public purse.

The release issued on Thursday March 16, 2017, said «appointments betray inadequate sensitivity to the weak fiscal condition of the country today, as it flies in the face of the President's promise to protect the public purse.»

We follow T'Challa and his general Okoye (Danai Gurira) as they fly in a high - tech ship to the forest of Nigeria.

There has been some controversy over this practice as it flies in the face of tradition but all research to date has shown no negative consequences to early neutering.

There were braided streams surrounding Kamishak, hundreds of waterfalls can be seen as you fly in, and all of the surrounding mountains had that classic glacial curvature to them.

Sit and watch the beautiful native birds as they fly in to be fed.

As long as you fly in more or less a straight line and don't mix carriers, Avios is often a great bargain for domestic U.S. trips, and I've helped a couple people find award space for their points in the last few months.

What's frustrating is that my experience with Battlefield 4 began exceptionally well, leading to a very positive review that I wrote, a review which I now almost feel ashamed of as it flies in the face of so many people having serious problems with the game.

You can make notes come in faster, you can make the timing for hitting notes more precise or you can make the notes disappear as they fly in meaning you'll really have to pay attention to keep from failing songs.

It's hard not to get excited about what the future holds for console owners when the game shows off a gorgeous, futuristic city as you fly in on an aerial transport.

The game has been making the right noises and fans are excited, but even with Ismail's explanation, the loot boxes are being seen as a fly in the ointment.

Scott's flag went to San Diego in May and is currently in the final stages of acquisition in New York, according to a Whitney spokesperson, as it flies in the exhibition «An Incomplete History of Protest: Selections from the Whitney's Collection, 1940 — 2017.»

Julie suggests not responding immediately to each as they fly in.

Not exact matches

GREG Evans has got off to a flying start in his new role as KPMG's global leader of mining M&A, with one of the firm's major clients announcing its first takeover bid last week.

In the film, a wounded Kylo Ren is left in the frozen woods of Starkiller Base as Finn and Rey are saved by Chewbacca flying the Millennium Falcon, but how exactly does General Hux know how to find and save ReIn the film, a wounded Kylo Ren is left in the frozen woods of Starkiller Base as Finn and Rey are saved by Chewbacca flying the Millennium Falcon, but how exactly does General Hux know how to find and save Rein the frozen woods of Starkiller Base as Finn and Rey are saved by Chewbacca flying the Millennium Falcon, but how exactly does General Hux know how to find and save Ren?

He's betting that as companies shift from hiring service providers to fly drones for them to bringing drones in - house, they will need help with managing their fleets, logistics and regulations.

The former CIA director was speaking on a flying visit to the region, where he had earlier in the day met with Saudi King Salman in Riyadh and stressed the need for unity among Gulf allies as Washington aims to muster support for new sanctions against Iran to curb its missile program.

Walmart is flying high now, even seen as an underdog to Amazon, but has to show that it can truly be a counterweight to its rival in online shoppers» consideration set.

RETAINING female fly - in, fly - out workers isn't as simple as offering flexible rosters, with new research showing positive relationships with managers and opportunities for social interaction are of pa

In his memo, Hsieh wrote that after April 30, transforming Zappos would feel like upgrading an airplane as it flies through the air.

Uber also said that it is aiming to trial the flying taxis in Los Angeles, as well as Dubai and Dallas - Fort Worth in 2020

If China is jamming US Navy aircraft flying in international airspace at sea, it serve as yet another sign that Beijing may disregard international law and norms to defend its South China Sea land grab.

As the situation worsened, he was frequently in meetings, participating in conference calls, visiting stores or flying to Minneapolis.

Folks, if you've ever flown in or out of San Francisco, you know what I'm talking about — the bitter resentment growing in your belly as the fog settles in once more and delays your flight for two hours.

Business travellers and tourists could be prevented from flying in and out of the U.K. as of March 2019, the chief financial officer of Ryanair warned on Tuesday.

These insights may be even more useful though as another addition to the toolbox of tricks that can help you assess a person's character on the fly so that you can suss out instantly who you are dealing with in a meeting, on a date, or just crossing the street.

In comparison, a single Landsat, a popular Earth - imaging satellite, weighs 4,566 pounds and flies twice as high.

As reported in The Atlantic, Shields would fly out to interview prospective managers and would reject anyone who didn't smile within 30 seconds of shaking his hand.

Longer term, assuming safety and comfort improves and ticket prices drop, Futron sees as many as 15,700 people flying to space annually, representing up to $ 786 million a year in revenue.

Wills is completely at home in this world: he worked for years as a bush pilot in northern Canada and later flew for Fed Ex.

A few years later, with the U.S. market in a nose - dive, Flying Colours decided to find new customers in the Asia - Pacific region, which wasn't experiencing the same kind of economic implosion as North America and Europe.

In a perfect world, we would have been a little bit more flexible and could have waited for award space to become available on other airlines that fly direct — such as United or ANA — but in reality, the short connection didn't really feel that baIn a perfect world, we would have been a little bit more flexible and could have waited for award space to become available on other airlines that fly direct — such as United or ANA — but in reality, the short connection didn't really feel that bain reality, the short connection didn't really feel that bad.

Now the replacement fighter, the wallowing collection of defective parts flying in close proximity known as the F - 35 costs $ 250 million each - unless you want an engine in it.

As someone who flew in lots of airshows in his 20s, I know what immortal feels like.

The Trumps and Macrons helped plant a tree on the White House grounds together before boarding Trump's Marine One helicopter for a scenic tour of monuments built in the capital city designed by French - born Pierre L'Enfant as they flew south to Mount Vernon, the first U.S. president's home along the Potomac River.

The high - flying burrito chain found itself in hot water in the final months of 2015 as it grappled with the impact of E. coli and Norovirus outbreaks, which hurt sales and Chipotle's stock price.

As a general rule of thumb, if a company can't show a realistic path to $ 50 million in revenue by year three and $ 100 million by year five, the investment isn't going to fly.

As Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg told Cramer in December, over 80 percent of people in the world have never flown on a plane, and for Boeing, that means growth.

Between the massive, spacious seat, the incredible food, the impeccable service, and the large, comfy bed, there's simply no better way to fly (except in a private jet, and paradoxically, those might not be as comfortable because they're so small).

Shahid, who was working as an analyst at McKinsey & Co. in Dubai at the time, flew to the hospital in England where Malala was transferred.

Not only that, they fly in the face of some massively overhyped myths that masquerade as common wisdom, these days, especially among the entrepreneurial crowd:

The head of North Queensland Airport Group will soon be flown in to succeed Brad Geatches as chief executive of Perth Airport.

Since taking the reins as CEO in 2013, he's worked to keep costs low, in part by urging employees to spend the company's money as if it was their own, a tenet he observes himself by always flying coach.

As it turns out, abroad came knocking on his door, first in the form of a Swedish distributor, which began with small orders, and then, in early 2013, a large Spanish firm, Groupas Varagoza, which wanted to represent Flying Monkeys across Europe.

David Anderson first worked as a local TV reporter in Roseburg, Ore., before moving up I - 5 to Portland, and flew to NYC to work at TODAY.com and eventually Business Insider.