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Meanings of piloting in English
Usage of piloting in English
1
Short history of piloting, including how regulations were established in N.Y. harbor.
2
Here's a chance to display your legendary piloting skills, my young friend.
3
Holloway. It was the trooper in the car Gerd had been piloting.
4
Hertfordshire council is one of the local authorities piloting a values-based approach.
5
Louis was piloting them to a table, the best in the place.
6
She and Tennessee were the best piloting couple the company could find.
7
But the attention of neither of the pilots was concentrated on piloting.
8
My organisation, The Adolescent and Children's Trust are looking at piloting this.
9
So that's when Poe and Finn are actually piloting when they escape.
10
Skillful piloting and expert navigation brought us to the rendezvous without incident.
11
Don't see many street crews using suppressor cans and piloting Town Cars.
12
Thirty volunteers on the repair station had died piloting the unwieldy craft.
13
But, ye see, Halcro, I canna do the piloting without a boat.
14
We must have headway on, or there will be no piloting her.
15
The three crewmen were playing cards, and George Fuhonin was upstairs piloting.
16
Horace Bixby, at eighty-one, was still young, and piloting a government snag-boat.
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Translations for piloting
Piloting through the time
Piloting across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common