rigging line造句

• Before he could leave the fuselage his parachute pack opened and the whole canopy and rigging lines spilled into the cockpit.
• In the cramped boatswain's locker _ where the rigging lines are stored _ six engineers crouched uncomfortably around two computer terminals.
• Conservation divers have also found plastic sampling bags, fishing nets, rigging lines, lead weights and beer and soda bottles in the area around the wreck.
• For use by Airborne troops, the Denison was worn over the battledress and under the rigging lines snagging in the webbing and causing a'chute malfunction.
• He informs her of his suspicions that Junior Foreman Kim Pan-sool cut the rigging line, but Granny does not want him to suspect someone without proof.
• The surviving tanks were then rendered temporarily immobile when parachute rigging lines became tangled in their suspensions, forcing their crews to cut the lines away with welding torches.
• It is standard practice for overhead rigging lines and hardware to be rated with at least an 8-times safety factor to help ensure the protection of cast and crew.
• One of McKay s photographs shows the Russian warship Vjestnik anchored in Wellington harbour about two and a half kilometres away, with its rigging lines and gun ports clearly visible.
• They learn to control their parachutes while descending, and to carry out emergency measures, such as untwisting their rigging lines, taking the necessary action on colliding with another parachutist, and landing in water.
• Arrosa-Penagaricano ( pronounced ah-ROW-suh penya-garr-ee-CON-no ) said he and a group of other squatters changed that, chasing out the dealers, rebuilding the roof, jury-rigging lines to get water and power from neighboring buildings, and fashioning apartments that were habitable, even comfortable.
• On Service and No . 2 Dress members of the Squadron wear a metal Middlesex Yeomanry collar badge and the khaki / green woven lanyard representing the rigging line of an army parachute commemorating the previous airborne role rather than the standard blue of the Royal Signals.
• The pilot ( Tony Mifflin ), bomb aimer ( Maurice Toft ) and navigator ( Frank Higgins ) gathered the parachute together and held on to the rigging lines, paying them out as the airman crawled aft . Eventually he slipped and, falling from the fuselage to the starboard wing, grasped an air intake on the leading edge of the wing.
• The group that traveled to Fort Benning in the United States included the unit's first Commanding Officer, Major H . D . Proctor, who was killed in an accident when his parachute rigging lines were severed by a following aircraft . He was replaced by Lieutenant Colonel G . F . P . Bradbrooke, who led the battalion until the end of operations in Normandy on 14 June 1944.