Sentence examples for army flying from inspiring English sources
Bad weather prevented the army flying in reinforcements.
He grew up in Southern California and became an Army flying cadet in 1936.
The first army flying schools were established at Fort Sam Houston in 1910.
On my way to a climbing trip, I have run into Israeli army flying checkpoints, and been stopped mountain-biking by police: had I heard gunshots?
An officer at an Army flying field in Texas wrote to tell her that his pupils are using the Beauty-Angle 20 minutes a day and are finding that it benefits their eyesight and their whole system.
In Northern Ireland, for example, plans have been made to requisition thousands of electricity generators from the army – flying them home if necessary from Afghanistan – in the event that the Republic withdraws from the island of Ireland's shared energy market.
The army flew in a giant telephone-switching system.
The army flew 15 wounded civilians to a military hospital in Peshawar for treatment.
The top commander in the Turkish Army flew to the region to coordinate the operation on Wednesday, local media reported.
The dead were flown to Pheriche, where the Himalayan Rescue Association runs a health post, before the Nepalese army flew the bodies to Namche Bazaar and Lukla.
After the United Nations pulled out of Kisangani last weekend, claiming harassment by Zairean soldiers, the army flew a dozen reporters to the city to show them that the UN had fled without reason and that its aid workers had abandoned more than 150,000 Rwandan refugees east of the town.
