It is better, but still well below historical averages, Haynes said.

海恩斯说，这种情况还不错的，但仍远低于历史平均水平。

The US Army did not enlist women until 1970s and Haynes became an aerographer.

上个世纪70年代以前，女性还不得入伍，海恩斯成了一名气象员。

And special recognition goes to E.L. Haynes Public Charter School right here in our nation's capital, Washington D.C.

特别的致敬要送给我们国家的首都华盛顿特区的E.L。海恩斯公立特许学校。

When her mother gave her $10 as a birthday gift for her 17th birthday, Haynes knew what to do.

当她母亲给她10美元作为17岁生日礼物时，海恩斯就知道该怎么花。

Haynes and Officer Dorvak rapidly shut it down which stopped the plane’s shaking.

海恩斯和多尔瓦克警官迅速将其关闭， 这才停止了飞机的摇晃。

Because I’m tall, because I’m young, I’m suitable for wheelchair rugby, ” said Haynes.

因为我个子高， 因为我年轻，我适合轮椅橄榄球， ” 海恩斯说。

Though many people called Capt Haynes a hero, he didn’t consider himself to be one.

尽管许多人称海恩斯上尉为英雄， 但他并不认为自己是英雄。

Capt Haynes flew for United Airlines for 35 years until his retirement in 1991.

海恩斯上尉在联合航空公司工作了 35 年， 直到 1991 年退休。

Capt Haynes was knocked out upon impact, he had a severe concussion and received 90 stitches.

海恩斯上尉在撞击中被击倒， 他有严重的脑震荡并缝了 90 针。

Only two other Americans, Charles B. Duryea and Ellwood Haynes, were attempting to construct an automobile at that time.

当时只有另外两个美国人 Charles B. Duryea 和 Ellwood Haynes 试图制造汽车。