Sentences with phrase «downed pilot»
The phrase "downed pilot" refers to a pilot whose aircraft has crashed or been forced to land unexpectedly. Full definition
«Surge has become the new normal,» she said, adding that increased operational demands can be sustained up to a point but over time it wears down pilots and air crews.
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The congressman did later speak with the station about legislation in the Senate he said would water down pilot experience requirements.
Ms. Freedman has assumed a high - profile role this year in the campaign spearheaded by the state teachers» unions to shoot down a pilot voucher...
In April, civil liberties groups in Colorado asked the Colorado Supreme Court to strike down a pilot program that provides public education funds to religious schools.
Not unlike how Hyundai sets up its Santa Fe lineup, a smaller Pilot would give Honda a more direct competitor to crossovers like the Ford Edge and Nissan Murano, and has the potential to cut down the Pilot's starting price by a fair amount.
As a titan you feel extremely powerful when you are mowing down pilots.
Better yet, what if I can be a bounty hunter, engaging in celestial dogfights and gunning down pilots for cash?
A second order calls for seizing a heavily guarded cache of weapons kept by terrorists, and a third directs the marines to recover a downed pilot.
The three actors deliver solid performances while getting completely under the sun - blistered skin of the downed pilots» characters.
The two downed pilots are then sent to a German POW camp, where they quickly join a group of prisoners who have concocted an elaborate escape plan.
-- BRIDGE OF SPIES: Premiering ahead of its mid-October release is Steven Spielberg's latest, a Cold War spy thriller and true tale starring Tom Hanks as a lawyer recruited to rescue a downed pilot in the Soviet Union.
Mads Mikkelsen, throwing himself into an Iceland shoot that could probably have made for a compelling survival story unto itself, gives a career - best performance as a downed pilot named Overgård.
The story here has an American attorney (Hanks) being recruited by the CIA during the height of the Cold War to help rescue a downed pilot detained in the Soviet Union, while also negotiating the swap of a Soviet prison held by the United States.