| Seven days later he crash-landed on terra firma with the same pilot, and they reached an amicable agreement never to fly together again. |
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| On terra firma the young albatross is hopelessly clumsy, but once gliding, it's poetry on the wind. |
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| There is something for everyone at this year's Biggin Hill International Air Fair, even those who prefer staying on terra firma. |
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| It all began with a swampy piece of land at the top of Liardet St, which was drained and filled to become terra firma. |
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| Illustrated with pictures from space as well as a few taken on terra firma it deals with all aspects of weather both devastating and wonderful. |
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| However, despite some water coming into the boat, I think he rode the rough waters pretty well and got us back on terra firma safely. |
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| I now know how the ancient mariners must have felt seeing the signs of terra firma after a long voyage. |
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| On the left is the firma sun, which in the Kikongo language of Congo is called tango, a sign of the soul or the power of light. |
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| A world record holding hydroplane which for more than a decade has idled on terra firma in a South Lakeland museum is to take to the water again. |
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| What makes apparently sane people leave the comfort of terra firma to fly, to glide, to fall, to swoop or to jump out of planes at 12,000 feet? |
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| As he and Luke came in for a perfect cornfield landing, I ran over to welcome them back to terra firma. |
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| In the darkness, however, the crew, and pilots, did not know how secure it was and they scrambled off the boat for the safety of terra firma. |
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| Time it right to miss the queues and just minutes after leaving terra firma you are 102 floors up in the open air with executive helicopters passing underneath you. |
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| It was an extra specially good feeling to have terra firma under my feet. |
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| With the use of a winch and a small farm tractor or other large vehicle, the tower can be safely lowered to the ground and wind plant checks can be performed on terra firma. |
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| Less than two years after buying EMI, Hands' investors forced him to resign as CEO of terra firma over anger at their losses. |
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| A fidelity to the spontaneous moment is no longer the terra firma on which the photographic image is grounded. |
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| A Furness pilot is relishing the feel of terra firma after he took to the skies for 11 days in order to bring home a new aircraft for his skydiving school. |
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| Also, if you preferred to be buried in your 1924 Stutz Bearcat and you left nothing in writing, chances are you would end up in plain old terra firma. |
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| Matt Neal will happily have his feet back on terra firma when he trades the thrills of wind power for brake horsepower at Snetterton this weekend. |
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| Kyrghyz literature is celebrated in the Western world as Chingiz Aitmatov's terra firma, but the time-honored tradition of Kyrghyz poetry is term incognita. |
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| As I approach my fifty-fifth year on this terra firma, I have come to accept the singleness which God has called me to, even to see it as a cross I must bear. |
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