flameout

In fact, the flameout factor was part of their appeal.

"Any great, long career has at least one flameout in it.

I heard the flameout warning quite clearly over the pilot's voice.

In a flameout, there is no room for error.

"Last year, they had an engine flameout on the runway.

The previous summer his father had been killed in an oil-derrick flameout.

Or it will be the Internet's most spectacular flameout.

"You had a flameout of the engine, and people jumped off the plane.

After four overrides, both engines experienced flameout and shut down.

Sprewell and Houston led the flameout, missing 8 of 9 attempts each.

This is especially true in the growth-stock arena, where a flameout can be devastating.

You can explain this flameout with whatever theory appeals to you.

If we hit a flameout, a bad drink of fuel, you've got no room to recover."

The two pilots discussed an emergency landing, a "simulated flameout."

"It's extremely disappointing," Jones said of her flameout in the sprints.

"I can suggest that sometimes an explosion is really connected with a flameout, like a backfire in a car."

On takeoff, a bird flies into one of the engines, causing a flameout.

For a flameout approach, Major Haar would need at least 2,000 feet of clear visibility.

One problem, the investigators found, was that four of the five air traffic controllers had never seen an F-16 "flameout" drill.

Maverick recovers from the flameout but is shaken up.

After wandering around for thousands or millions of years, some hit Earth, survive the atmospheric flameout, and strike ground.

The aircraft had suffered an electrical malfunction that led to the flameout of two engines.

When a jet engine has a flameout, the cooling air no longer circulates normally.

The flameout occurred because the aircraft entered the maneuver with an incorrect trim setting.

In the case of a firebox explosion, these typically occur after a burner flameout.