Sentences with phrase «pilot out of a helicopter»

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Prince William recently ended his job as an ambulance helicopter pilot in order to focus more on royal duties as Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Phillip ease out of public life.

Mr. Short was also a helicopter pilot and tactics instructor for the United States Navy, based out of Norfolk, VA..

The pilot of the helicopter that crashed into the East River, killing five, claims he tried to save one of his passengers — before bailing out of the sinking chopper to save himself, according to a new report from the National Transportation Safety Board.

Earplugs also do not shut out the low - frequency, throbbing noise that aircraft and helicopter pilots, drivers of tracked vehicles and people working close to heavy machinery have to endure.

In GI Joe, pilots are supposed to parachute safely out of their helicopters when they're blown up because it's a stupid kid's franchise and a stupid movie, you asshole.

New Line is hoping to «out - Roland Emmerich Roland Emmerich» with the story of a «rugged helicopter pilot» who travels across the state of California to save his estranged daughter after the region is rocked by a vicious earthquake.

See Policy Points (PDF) today to find out which member of Congress was in high school when No Child Left Behind passed and which member served as a helicopter pilot, earning the responsibility to fly Marine One, the President's personal helicopter.

The crew and pilots will make sure everything is in tip top shape before takeoff and you'll never feel like you're falling out of the helicopter!

When the military begins closing off the small town of Willamette, Colorado, Frank hires a helicopter pilot to get him into the middle of town so that he can find out what is going on... and take pictures of it.

Megacopter: Blades of the Goddess offers similar gameplay to the aforementioned series, but with an insane story about a resistance fighter who pilots a sentient (possibly haunted) helicopter that hungers for the blood of evil humanoid reptiles whose evil plan includes putting the resistance's favorite pizza joint out of business by opening a competing restaurant.

As Ellyn Bader and Peter Pearson point out in their lead article, «Facing Our Fears,» «couples therapy can feel like piloting a helicopter into a hurricane,» and most therapists are «unprepared for the degree of hostility, bitterness, distrust, and occasional homicidal rage» they encounter.