aviatrix उदाहरण वाक्य

"The New York Times " reported on October 16, 1917, that the aviatrix Dorothy Rice Peirce " seeks divorce; . . . alleges non-support and cruelty ".
With all his convictions, he is invited to an aerial stunt race with aces, pirates, aviators, aviatrixes and even Johnny Johnson himself in the competition, to prove the best pilot.
And so did Mendieta, in a 1927 Avro Avian, the same kind of plane used by Earhart, and wearing 1920s-style aviatrix clothing including jodhpurs, goggles, leather helmet and leather jacket.
A superior officer named Tarbell ( Alan Gifford ) cancels his furlough, ordering Chuck to sell the Soviet aviatrix on everything that is good about America and convince her to permanently come over to their side.
The Queens resident is clearly fascinated by American history; he has written about the American Civil War, silent film star Buster Keaton ( who he considers a strong influence ), and aviatrix Amelia Earhart.

She has momentarily retired a show on " The Life and Times of Amelia Earhart and Pancho Barnes, " a piece on the two legendary aviatrixes, commissioned by the Lancaster Museum and Art Gallery.
Meanwhile, at the Galaxy of Coiffures, Rick encounters Zombina ( originally played by Susan Gottschalk ), a buxom alien aviatrix bent on procuring he-specimens to play stud on her female-laden planet.
Aviation was a man's world until the 1920s and'30s, when dozens of remarkable aviatrixes were called into play to help sell the public on the idea that flying was a safe means of transportation.
His most famous, " Amelia Earhart's Last Flight, " written in 1937 after the famed aviatrix and her navigator disappeared over the Pacific, was recorded by Kinky Friedman and the Texas Jewboys.
As for the underrated, the magazine's experts list aviatrix Harriet Quimby, who flew solo across the English Channel in 1912, Ronald Reagan, Bing Crosby and the Sazerac cocktail, a cognac concoction with bitters.