Sentence examples for arab flight from inspiring English sources

And it justifies things that are no longer, if they ever were, justifiable.' " Some Israeli Arab leaders say mainstream Israelis see as groundbreaking some events that appear to them to be token or trivial -- like the recent employment of four Arab flight attendants by El Al, or the crowning last year of the first Arab woman as Miss Israel.

At a closed-door Congressional hearing, an F.B.I. agent from Phoenix said today that he wrote a memorandum last July about a potential terrorist plot after conducting several interviews with Arab flight school students who expressed extreme animosity toward the United States, lawmakers said today.

Yet he gradually overrides his narrative shortcomings to relate episodes of the Palestinian Arabs' flight from Galilee in 1948, the struggles of those afflicted by "return fever", and the massacre at the Shatila refugee camp in 1982.

Next, I joined an international party of archeologists who had been promised entry — but as we were waiting to board a Libyan Arab Airlines flight in Rome we were abruptly denied access to the plane.

The reason, I think, is that Amis is conducting his own jihad, a campaign against the brawling squalor of obese humanity, especially fat blondes with dandruff, although he has an equal contempt for a 'swinishly luxurious dark female', a stewardess on a United Arab Emirates flight remembered by Atta, whose flesh is 'damp and glowing as if from fever or even lust'.

In February 1973, Israeli forces shot down Libyan Arab Airlines Flight 114, which had strayed from Egyptian airspace into Israeli-held territory during a sandstorm.

The Phoenix office has earned some notoriety since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks because an agent there, Kenneth Williams, had warned his superiors before the attacks about a suspiciously large number of Arabs attending flight schools in the United States.

Q. Were you told that there were numerous young Arab males in flight training, had taken flight training, were in flight training?

Since then, more than 30 flights from Arab and non-Arab countries have landed to protest the sanctions imposed for Iraq's invasion of Kuwait in 1990.

If only F.B.I. headquarters had listened to an agent in Phoenix and had begun to scrutinize Arab men attending flight schools.

The other information, Mr. Specter said, included a report sent to Washington by a field agent in Phoenix who had warned of a threat posed by an unusual number of young Arab men seeking flight training in the United States, as well as intelligence reports about terrorist meetings in Malaysia that involved some of the Sept. 11 hijackers.