Mayday

After their last routine exchange with controllers the pilots never sent any Mayday or distress message.

So that, by "Mayday, 1747," the name was in all men's memories; and has continued ever since.

As a third pleasant anticipation, her class had planned a Mayday picnic at a point about two miles up the river.

Somebody pick up our Mayday while we were cruising submerged?

He expressed in his poems Voluntaries and Mayday views similar to those declared here.

But here also his religious views stood in his way; the authorities eventually ordering him to leave the city by Mayday 1573.