piloting

It surfaced daily to phone home sensor data and receive new piloting instructions from the team in Southampton.

There will be a lot of piloting in the summer and a lot of outdoor activations, experiential.

In the classic skillset of piloting, mental acuity, and its coordination with hand and foot movements, is equally vital.

We are out of control, going fast and high, and someone else is piloting this vessel.

Then we cut to Ted, mid-midlife crisis, who abruptly decides to cut the jets while piloting Sunkist clients over NorCal.

Co-piloting a show that receives such accolades is one thing.

Harry will be given ten days to acclimatise to his surroundings, after which he will start co-piloting the helicopters.

His wife, Amarita by name, stood at the stove, piloting apple turnovers in a pool of fat.

It was easier to acquire those things than piloting, and, on the whole, quicker.

And yet I have spoken of nothing but piloting as a science so far, and I doubt if I ever get beyond that portion of my subject.

He had come from a piloting family himself, and knew the interest that Mark Twain could put into such a series.

Those early piloting chapters, as they appeared in the Atlantic, constituted Mark Twain's best literary exhibit up to that time.