Sentence examples for approaching convoy from inspiring English sources
Brazilian paparazzi had got wind of the approaching convoy; they swarmed around the van as we disembarked.
To protect the approaching convoy from attack by CAF aircraft, Yamamoto sent two battleships from Truk to bombard Henderson Field.
When the Guánica lighthouse keeper Robustiano Rivera spotted the approaching convoy, he immediately gave the alert to the residents of the barrio.
The approaching convoy was ambushed at a barricade set up by the SAO Krajina force near Plitvice Lakes before 7 00 in the morning of Easter Sunday, 31 March 1991.
He started walking towards the edge of the camp, away from Kiriam's tent and towards the approaching convoy.
In December 2004, just a few days after the confrontation with Iraqi security forces, another Custer Battles convoy fired into the windshield of a Humvee driven by American military police soldiers in a patrol that was approaching the convoy from behind on another road near Baghdad.
A man who works at the plumbing shop, who gave his name only as Muhammad, said the Oldsmobile was approaching the convoy from behind.
"American Sniper" starts with military action, with Chris stretched out on a roof in Fallujah, gazing at the streets through a rifle sight at a young boy preparing to launch an explosive device (handed to him by a woman, presumably his mother) against an approaching Marine convoy.
Outside the Iraqi village of Zaganiyah on April 7, 2007, insurgents had buried three or four heavy artillery shells in the road, the trigger wire invisible to an approaching U.S. convoy.
The Channel Fleet played an important role in the closing stages of the Atlantic campaign of May 1794, when Howe moved out into the Atlantic in the hope of intercepting an approaching French convoy under Admiral Pierre Jean Van Stabel.
I-174 had not been detected approaching the convoy, and after the attack the Australian corvettes reversed their courses to conduct a sonar sweep of the area from where she was presumed to have attacked.
