| Mark W gets his adrenalin fix by jumping off cliffs with his hang-glider, and then realising it's a heck of a long way down. |
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| It was like a hang-glider, carried aloft by currents of warm air, coming to believe it could defy gravity forever. |
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| A badly injured hang-glider was airlifted to hospital after crashing on the moorland above Whitworth. |
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| They had not intended to fly the two-seater plane, which experts say resembles a heavy-duty hang-glider with an engine. |
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| Mostly she asked for ice cream, pulled faces during meetings, or tried to escape using a hang-glider made of post-it notes and paperclips. |
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| The court was told that McGovern was in the process of dismantling his hang-glider when security staff confronted him. |
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| Imagine a hang-glider suspended over a trike and you're on the right track. |
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| An accomplished hang-glider, Mallin was once entered into the Guinness Book of Records after flying 132 miles in seven-and-a-half hours. |
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| Someone may have pitched a minor league no-hitter, climbed a dangerous rocky peak or rode a hang-glider thousands of feet to a valley far below. |
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| The pair fell off the edge, as they tried to take off in a double-harnessed parapente, a large parachute like a hang-glider. |
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| So in 2006 he converted a powered hang-glider, removing its small combustion engine and replacing it with a battery and an electric motor. |
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| Like a hang-glider I dropped over the edge and down into the blue. |
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| Surviving one mishap after another, the pair finally arrive by hang-glider at their junk food shrine. |
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| Flying in the air with hang-glider or paragliding will show you the chain of mountains Vosges in this national site of hang-gliding. |
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| Flight plan: Advantageous thermic wait for the hang-glider on the plain which leads to the coast. |
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| Take-off from the ground and fly on a motorized hang-glider with an instructor in Montérégie for 40 minutes. |
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| Parked on the other side of the roof was a small hang-glider. |
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| Also in '99, there was a plot regarding an explosive-laden hang-glider. |
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| He deftly navigates the world's meanest island in a hang-glider. |
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| He became European champion in hang-glider aerobatics in 1985, when he invented new figures, beat the altitude record and proposed the microlight as an ecological alternative for light aviation. |
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| A hang-glider, with its smoke trail, weaving in and out of the ballons. |
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| Visitors can prove their head for heights during a virtual climbing tour, race down an Ice Age glacier on skis and, finally, take an impressive flight over the landscape of the Gesäuse National Park on a virtual hang-glider. |
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| This wacky flying machine is a combination of a hang-glider, an air-craft propeller all built on a light-weight inflatable dinghy. |
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| This means that private pilots, glider pilots and hang-glider pilots must all have precise knowledge of the corresponding airspace structures, and must ensure that they keep this knowledge fully up-to-date. |
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| Sampson learned to soar next to Jonathan's hang-glider before the noisier microlight. |
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| I especially enjoy the scene where he uses a kite as a hang-glider. |
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| But the 87-year-old's plan to end a 3D film about how flight evolved in animals with a hang-glider sequence was halted by insurers. |
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| His Grand Canyon quest has also got the attention of the Experimental Aircraft Association, which is more usually accustomed to monitoring people in glider and hang-glider contraptions. |
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| Tigers, leopards and wild boar can keep you happily occupied for hours, and who can resist the chance to fly a hang-glider over the rainforest canopy? |
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| Other newspapers said it was a hang-glider that had crashed landed. |
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| Aided by a pilot, Putin clambered into a powered hang-glider and took to the skies, teaching the birds to follow his lead using scent and other incentives. |
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| It indicates the gliding performance of a paraglider or hang-glider. |
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