Examples of 'planes had' in a sentence
Meaning of "planes had"
The phrase 'planes had' is incomplete and requires more context to determine its meaning. It could be the beginning of a sentence or a continuation of a thought or idea about planes or something related to them
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None of these planes had been properly registered.
Georgian authorities denied that any of its spy planes had been shot down.
Luckily the planes had a quiet night.
And every single one of those men and women on those planes had a story.
Their planes had short range radar.
When those two planes had hit.
Many planes had to land at small airports.
Even back then the planes had fuel gauges.
The planes had large wingspans and were really quite large.
These transport air planes had an armored bottom.
The planes had huge wingspans and were really rather large.
No one saw where the lost planes had been hit.
But all the planes had been smashed to pieces.
Both wings carried ailerons and the upper planes had leading edge slats.
All the planes had their tyres changed.
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She did not know how many planes had flown over.
Italian planes had them where they had style.
German bombers and British fighter planes had skirmishes.
Three of those planes had secret laser guidance systems.
The authorities in Kiev denied its planes had been involved.
All of the planes had between two and four seats.
This intervention occurred when the Turkish planes had stopped their bombing.
Several planes had to return to base having failed to find their target.
It did not help that two of the planes had come from Boston either.
Still planes had to ditch into the sea for lack of fuel.
Note that they are not telling us German planes had landed near there or something.
These planes had wings constructed from stainless steel but had a fuselage crafted from nickel alloy.
None of the planes had propellers.
A source at Sevare airport also said around a dozen war planes had arrived on Friday.
It would be wonderful if planes had more seats reserved for people with disabilities.
During the previous year alone, dozens of planes had been hijacked.
No Allied planes had spotted their preparations.
He rejected the widely held belief that Russian planes had hit civilian targets in Syria.
The planes had all been moved to Russian airfields anyway.
The Cuban government claimed that the planes had entered into Cuban airspace.
The planes had been waiting for a long time over Northern Israel.
Eisenhower admitted that such planes had been spying on the Soviets for four years.
The planes had left the United States carrying computer and medical supplies.
Crash specialists suspected these planes had been brought down by strikes of positive lightning.
Planes had to fly at lower altitudes, placing themselves.
She informed me that two planes had hit the World Trade Center.
The planes had smoking and non-smoking sections.
Luckily, the transport planes had not yet taken off.
Both planes had been built by Glenn Curtiss.
What would happen if the planes had the same positive charge?
The planes had one or two motors, not like today with the jets.
The bad news was, all the planes had been blasted by the zombies.
Ailerons were carried on the upper wings, and only the lower planes had dihedral.
Many of these planes had to be ferried in from Iran.
We would, moments later find out that two more planes had also been hijacked.
