例句與造句

1. The first of these types was the single seat Tipsy S and S . 2 in 1935.
2. Nineteen Tipsy S . 2s were built in Belgium, only three not using the Sarolea engine.
3. The Tipsy S ( for Sport ), sometimes known as the S . 1, was the prototype.
4. The Tipsy S . 2 was a wooden framed machine, covered with a mixture of plywood and canvas.
5. The Tipsy S and S . 2 were fitted with a variety of engines, none producing more than 40 hp ( 30 kW ).
6. It's difficult to find tipsy s in a sentence. 用tipsy s造句挺難的
7. The Tipsy S prototype began flying with an 11 hp ( 8 kW ) Douglas Sprite, making its first flight on 11 May 1935 at the Avions Fairey field at Gosselies.
8. The appearance in England of the single seat Tipsy S in the following summer suggested that a low winged cantilever monoplane might be more popular and safer, so they set out to produce an aircraft along the same lines.
9. The great majority of production Tipsy S . 2s used either the 32 hp ( 24 kW ) Sarolea Epervier ( eng : Sparrowhawk ) in Belgian-built machines or the 24 hp ( 18 kW ) Douglas Sprite II in English-built ones.
10. The PWS further modified the design, now named PWS-40 Junak, with several features cloned from a Tipsy S . 2 sports plane bought the previous year for testing; additional influence came from British RWD-16 bis and RWD-23.
11. The British market at least had lost enthusiasm for single seat ultralight aircraft and by the end of 1937 no British Tipsy S . 2s were flying in the UK . As a result, the Tipsy S was not developed in the UK in the way the Tipsy B was.
12. The British market at least had lost enthusiasm for single seat ultralight aircraft and by the end of 1937 no British Tipsy S . 2s were flying in the UK . As a result, the Tipsy S was not developed in the UK in the way the Tipsy B was.
13. Several were exported, destinations including France, Indonesia, Poland, Spain, South Africa, Sweden, Switzerland and the UK . The South African aircraft ( c / n 34 ) was impressed into the SAAF during World War II . Only four survived the war and probably only two of these flew again . and " OO-ASB ", ex-" G-AFVH " is painted up as the prototype Tipsy S " OO-TIP " at the Royal Museum of the Armed Forces and Military History, Brussels.