Meanings of open cockpit in English

Sand was crawling up the wings and reaching for the open cockpit.

The other two men returned to the boat's open cockpit.

A figure little more than half Poe's height promptly descended from the open cockpit.

She had a trunk cabin over three-quarters of her, and an open cockpit aft.

It was appallingly little and flimsy-anopen cockpit biplane with wooden struts, tied with piano wire.

For now rides are limited to relatively shallow depths with an open cockpit experience in the submarine.

He leaned over the open cockpit and stared at the seats, trying not to show his dismay.

Then something hit even closer and the interior of the now open cockpit became a mass of flames.

The Farman has an open cockpit and the flying suits of the time gave little protection form the bitter cold.

We're betting BugE's top speed feels faster than that, given the open cockpit, low-slung stance and instantaneous torque electric motors provide.

The sailboat's bow dipped, broke through a foam-topped wave and threw a fine mist back over the cabin and open cockpit.

He was standing in his open cockpit, staring up at the underside of the lander, a giant alien ceiling above them.

They followed the stranger into the motor home through a side door, just aft of the open cockpit, and into the kitchen.

Pilot said he was "taking plane down to 10,000 feet so he could open cockpit windows".

Remaining outside, Fitzhugh could hear him through the open cockpit window, trying to reach the hospital on the radio, the same words over and over.

The plane we were flying had an open cockpit and, as it was cold at the time, it was very cold up there some days.