volplane

A second volplane further added to Jack's peace of mind.

The only thing to be done was to shut off, and volplane down to the straits.

Tom soon shut the motor off, and tilted the machine for a volplane down several thousand feet to a new level.

Then he started to volplane; I followed.

Well, can't we volplane hack to earth?

As soon as that speed stops it begins to fall, or volplane, as we call it.

The sugar glider is one of a number of volplane (gliding) possums in Australia.

With uncanny calm, Fauchard switched off his engine as if he were preparing to volplane to the ground in an unpowered landing.

How about the wings of the airplane standing the strain when Tom suddenly brought that volplane to a stop and tried to sail on an even keel again?

In making his latest volplane Tom had listened intently, hoping to ascertain whether the motor of the enemy craft still throbbed somewhere close by; but he heard not a sound to tell the story.

When halfway down, either through a freak of fortune or some wonderfully clever manipulation on the part of the pilot, the machine righted, and he was enabled to volplane to safety, though considerably bruised and cut up through hasty landing.

And then, just as Tom shut off his own motor and let the Hawk glide on her downward way in a volplane to earth, the great, ponderous tank came to a stop, on the very edge of the precipice at the foot of which rolled the river.

A second volplane further added to Jack's peace of mind.

Never mind, I'll volplane to earth and we can make repairs.

Next he shut it off completely, and prepared to volplane back to earth.

The only thing to be done was to shut off, and volplane down to the straits.

Tom soon shut the motor off, and tilted the machine for a volplane down several thousand feet to a new level.

Running to the pilot house, he guided the craft so that it would safely volplane to earth.

All three ecological species are obliged to hover or volplane over deep snow.

After a few vain attacks, they turned and we followed, each of us took one and soon forced them to volplane to earth.

Then he started to volplane; I followed.

Well, can't we volplane hack to earth?

I'm going to volplane to earth.

I'll have to volplane down.

As soon as that speed stops it begins to fall, or volplane, as we call it.

The sugar glider is one of a number of volplane (gliding) possums in Australia.

We'll volplane down.

With uncanny calm, Fauchard switched off his engine as if he were preparing to volplane to the ground in an unpowered landing.

How about the wings of the airplane standing the strain when Tom suddenly brought that volplane to a stop and tried to sail on an even keel again?

Volplane--A gliding descent.

Quickly he shifted the rudder, and then, shutting off the motor, as he wanted to volplane down, he headed his craft for an open spot that showed in the bright moonlight.

In making his latest volplane Tom had listened intently, hoping to ascertain whether the motor of the enemy craft still throbbed somewhere close by; but he heard not a sound to tell the story.

For as Tom shut off his motor, to volplane down, thus reducing all noise on his craft, they could dimly hear the shouts and calls for help, coming from the water craft below them.

When halfway down, either through a freak of fortune or some wonderfully clever manipulation on the part of the pilot, the machine righted, and he was enabled to volplane to safety, though considerably bruised and cut up through hasty landing.

And then, just as Tom shut off his own motor and let the Hawk glide on her downward way in a volplane to earth, the great, ponderous tank came to a stop, on the very edge of the precipice at the foot of which rolled the river.