Usage examples of "vol habité" in French with translation to English

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J'ai pris le vol de Londres à New York. I flew from London to New York.
On a habité Kobe. We used to live in Kobe.
Il a été renvoyé pour vol. He was fired for stealing.
Ont-il habité ici ? Did they live here?
Betty a déjà été condamnée pour vol. Betty has a previous conviction for theft.
Ils ont habité ici ? Did they live here?
Ils étaient les pionniers du vol spatial. They were pioneers of space flight.
Tu as habité là-bas pendant combien de temps ? How long did you live there?
Est-ce un vol direct ? Is it a direct flight?
Il a habité au Liban à partir de 1988 jusqu'en 1994. From 1988 to 1994 he lived in Lebanon.
"C'est mon premier vol, je suis nerveux", dit Hiroshi. "This is my first flight. I'm nervous," says Hiroshi.
Le Canada, pays couvert de neiges et de glaces huit mois de l'année, habité par des barbares, des ours et des castors. Canada, a country covered with snows and ices eight months of the year, inhabited by barbarians, bears and beavers.
Les pilotes les plus chevronnés ont plusieurs milliers d'heures de vol. The most experienced pilots have logged many thousands of hours in the cockpit.
L'entomologie n'est pas que l'étude du vol des mouches ! Entomology isn't just the study of flies' flight!
Lors d'un vol long-courrier, on doit se lever de temps en temps pour détendre ses jambes. On a long flight you should get up every once in a while to stretch your legs.
Il a accusé cet homme de vol. He accused the man of stealing.
Il ne croyait pas au vol spatial physique, mais il considérait la projection astrale à travers l'immensité comme possible. He did not believe in physical space flight, but astral projection through the vastness he considered possible.
Il a décrit le vol en détail. He investigated the robbery in detail.
Le vol 112 de A Airlines à destination de Tokyo sera retardé de 30 minutes. A Airlines flight 112 bound for Tokyo will be delayed 30 minutes.
Le vol 123 est-il arrivé ? Has Flight 123 arrived?
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