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This is a refrigerator factory, churning out airplanes for World War II.
And in terms of preventing the spread of viruses, I see far-UVC lights in schools, preventing the spread of influenza, preventing the spread of measles, and I see far-UVC lights in airports or airplanes, preventing the global spread of viruses like H1N1 virus.
When I was five years old I fell in love with airplanes.
So as a youngster, I tried to get close to this by drawing airplanes, constantly drawing airplanes.
And I decided I had to get closer than just drawing fantasy airplanes.
I wanted to build airplanes.
So I built model airplanes.
Well the act of drawing airplanes led me to, when I had the opportunity to choose a course in school, led me to sign up for aeronautical engineering.
I'd wile away my time drawing airplanes in the class.
And I couldn't choose airplanes because they had gotten sort of unromantic at that point, even though I'd done a lot of airplane work, on the interiors.
When I was doing those model airplanes, I did everything.
[Man: If we had airplanes, we wouldn't need martyrs, that's the difference.]
There'll be no airplanes flying.
We're measuring how many viruses and bacteria all of us are breathing in and out every day, particularly on airplanes or closed auditoriums.
Well, solar power airplanes are not new.
It seems to me, therefore, patently obvious that we can no more respect and tolerate vast differences in notions of human well-being than we can respect or tolerate vast differences in the notions about how disease spreads, or in the safety standards of buildings and airplanes.
And so, nobody, I think, would argue that airplanes, in the last 50 years, have turned the continent and the country now into a neighborhood.
The vision of the film quickly managed to engage my attention to the fullest - starting with the opening sequence, which shows black and white footage of military airplanes throwing bombs at graves at the sounds of music and Scott Walker's beautiful wailing voice.
Stupid, mindless drivel about a jet assembled within hours by mechanics who have never worked on airplanes (piloted by Burgess Meredith) chasing a Porsche race car which runs on decades-old gasoline sludge, driven by Lee Majors, with Chris Makepeace as the runaway techno-wiz who can McGyver spare parts into a radio receiver which can pick up all frequencies simultaneously, and who somehow learned how to acquire and use chemicals to make high explosives in a perfectly peaceful society.
Plot notwithstanding, when a movie's action revolves around airplanes, you'd think the writers/producers/director (or ANYONE!) would do a little bit of homework as to at least a FEW of the details.
He is trying to rebuild old WWI airplanes so he can attack a nearby hill tribe to complete his petty kingdom; a young scientist complains about having his work continually interrupted demands for planes--etc.--everlastingly;
Ever since I remember, I have loved airplanes and flying.
(" no private airplanes".
They're impervious to bullets and can destroy airplanes, presumably with the same rays.
George wasn't happy about his sister marrying into the family that looked the other way while his and Ann's father took the rap and went to prison for sending bad parts for military airplanes, which crashed and killed dozens of men in the war.
Complete with knife-toting hijackers, pulverized airplanes, collapsing skyscrapers and brave firemen, Hitchcock couldn't have crafted a better script.
To note that there were none airplanes remains on the ground where the tragedy occurred, both at the pentagon and Flight 93 crash site.
Dialogue is terrible, the acting bad, plot predictable, but it has airplanes and derring-do in the air.
If the flick is about airplanes or pilots or other aircrew, I'll probably have seen it before I'm finished watching movies.
Cats, who fly airplanes, cough up spiky hairballs and fight karate.
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