How To Use Aerodrome In A Sentence
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The aerodrome was well established, with the headquarters on board the seaplane tender Ark Royal which was anchored in the bay.
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In a dip behind lay the black hangars of the aerodrome, a windsock limp at its mast.
THE OPEN DOOR
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Buxton is a little place in north Tasmania where the aerodrome is a grass field with no runways.
The Rainbow and the Rose
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The aerodrome, three miles southeast of Long Island MacArthur Airport, is a nontowered field with a single, 150-foot-wide by 2,740-foot-long grass/turf runway (18-36) and 45 based single-engine aircraft.
Arsenal News Blog
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`I vill meet you at the aerodrome at zero-six hundred hours.
DOWNTOWN
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The locality is not far from the site of the present Sale aerodrome.
Archive 2009-02-01
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Special trains were shunted into the sidings about twice a week with building materials for the aerodrome which was being built then.
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He knew that the aerodrome was the home of a training school of some sort.
What Happened to the Corbetts
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The aerodrome was a grass field of about five hundred acres that had been laid out for training in the last war and not much used since; it was grazed by sheep and the farmer had the one small hangar full of haymaking machinery and stuff of that sort.
The Rainbow and the Rose
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Special trains were shunted into the sidings about twice a week with building materials for the aerodrome which was being built then.
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On 12 August, it began attacks on airfields and aerodromes in southern England.
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Airspace over the aerodrome is also uncontrolled, says company secretary Chris Hudson.
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The main offerings of the Met service are TAFs for selected aerodromes and area forecasts.
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In a dip behind lay the black hangars of the aerodrome, a windsock limp at its mast.
THE OPEN DOOR
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The aerodrome was well established, with the headquarters on board the seaplane tender Ark Royal which was anchored in the bay.
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Space objects weighing up to 3,000 kg are transported by sling to the nearest aerodrome.
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First, find Crowfield aerodrome on the quarter mill - it isn't there!
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They arrived at Vert Galand aerodrome, which is situated eleven miles north of Amiens on the
The War in the Air; Vol. 1 The Part played in the Great War by the Royal Air Force
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There is no doubt that these missions were exciting for there were few things more well defended than a Luftwaffe aerodrome.
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The final application of these principles to the art of aerodromics seems, then, to be, that while it is not likely that the perfected aerodrome will ever be able to dispense altogether with the ability to rely at intervals on some internal source of power, it will not be indispensable that this aerodrome of the future shall, in order to go any distance -- even to circumnavigate the globe without alighting -- need to carry a weight of fuel which would enable it to perform this journey under conditions analogous to those of a steamship, but that the fuel and weight need only be such as to enable it to take care of itself in exceptional moments of calm.
Flying Machines: Construction and Operation
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If you are one of those unlucky allottees who gets a site next to the scenic Jakkur lake behind the Jakkur aerodrome, prepare to pay through your nose.
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The road, about six kilometers from the aerodrome, "was approximately 600m long and was positioned in the same east-west direction as Runway 27 at Shobdon, " said the report.
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Langley was an old man when he began the study of aeronautics, or, as he himself might have expressed it, the study of aerodromics, since he persisted in calling the series of machines he built 'Aerodromes,' a word now used only to denote areas devoted to use as landing spaces for flying machines; the Wright Brothers, on the other hand, had the great gift of youth to aid them in their work.
A History of Aeronautics
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After the war the land area was not derequisitioned for a considerable time, but the aerodrome was abandoned by the Ministry.
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The Chief Pilot of KLM, who landed at Barton in January, inspected the aerodrome and condemned it roundly.
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First, find Crowfield aerodrome on the quarter mill - it isn't there!
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It says it is not subject to the municipality's rules because it is building an aerodrome, which is regulated by Transport Canada.
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Dave, a graduate aeronautical engineer, learned to fly at Barton Aerodrome with the Lancashire Aero Club and has a private pilot's licence.
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After training, these professionals are posted to the aerodrome section of various airports.
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Security sources say German, French, Swedish and British military aircraft regularly use the aerodrome.
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Of course, doffing my hobnailed leather brogues for a bit of fresh air in the middle of the aerodrome probably didn't endear me to the locals.
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The location proves the point somewhat, stuck out there in aerodrome country and the Salisbury Plain.
Landmark Firs
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The aerodrome was well established, with the headquarters on board the seaplane tender Ark Royal which was anchored in the bay.
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Made a few calls from my hotel at the aerodrome last night.
CORMORANT
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The aerodrome, only recently constructed by the French army, consisted of freshly cut wheat fields lined with canvas hangars.
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I drank tea because there was more flying to do, and rang up Billy Monkhouse at the aerodrome and asked him to bring over a jerrican of petrol.
The Rainbow and the Rose
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The aerodrome, which is on land at Winspurs Farm and run by Chris Gurney, currently has a temporary permission.
EDP24 News
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On 6 June 1928, Amelia went to Croydon Aerodrome south of London where the Avian, carrying the British civil registration G-EBUG, was hangared.
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Directly north of the aerodrome is a sports field but north of that is a large scale quarry and associated concrete products manufacturing. (and a prison).
RealClimate
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The above-mentioned aerodromes are only two I have selected, but they could have been any of many in both countries.
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It seemed impossible that only a few hours before I had been happy in my cell at the aerodrome.
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The course also involved extensive bookwork, including a range of subjects such as navigation, communication, knowledge of aerodromes, vectoring and air law.
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He marched around the aerodrome brandishing it like a laird striding through the heather.
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