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Meanings of young pilot in English
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Usage of young pilot in English
1
It begins with his journey as a young pilot three decades ago.
2
Worse than its terrifying young pilot, this tricycle has no handlebars.
3
I'm really sorry for the parents of that young pilot.
4
The young pilot had only 60 hours of flying experience in his log book.
5
The young pilot did not pause an instant to contemplate the scene of destruction.
6
The young pilot turned on his heel and walked away.
7
No one could have recognised him as the young pilot of twenty years before.
8
She is safe, and we are running her very slowly, continued the young pilot.
9
To the young pilot, the face of the water in time became a wonderful book.
10
Exasperated, the young pilot exclaimed, I'm countermanding that order!
11
The young pilot was eager to have Henry with him-tosee him started in life.
12
The young pilot lost contact with the other bombers.
13
Her departure seemed to spoil the young pilot's argument.
14
A young pilot killed in the line of duty.
15
They climbed back into the cabin and Klaft gave brisk orders to the lean young pilot.
16
Apparently the young pilot of the new aircraft was filled with exultation over his successful start.
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Young pilot through the time
Young pilot across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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