Sentence examples for blow enemy from inspiring English sources

At a time when the armed forces were segregated and the military brass was reluctant to give blacks combat responsibilities, the four squadrons of the Tuskegee unit proved time and time again that black pilots had the bravery and skills to escort American bombers to their targets and blow enemy planes out of the sky. Lee Andrew Archer Jr. was born in Yonkers on Sept. 6, 1919.

Most of the time, minesweepers aren't good at much of anything else, so most navies prefer to buy regular warships, which they can use to blow enemy minelaying vessels out of the water.

It is also the birthplace of the SAS, whose troops have been waiting in Malta primed to return, not this time to blow up enemy supply lines, but to rescue stranded British civilians who have been busy restoring the country's infrastructure.

Prime Minister Arseniy Yatseniuk said it was a blow to "enemy" Russia.

By taking into account the wind, trajectory and power, you can carefully fire your bazookas or bombs so that they blow the enemy worm to bits.

Developed by Freeverse and Strange Flavour Limited, Warpack Grunts is a third person army combat game in which you travel around in a pack of 4 special forces units and your job is to blow the enemy to smithereens.

You don't just shoot someone dead, you might blow your enemy's arm off first and hope to finish the job before he grabs his pistol with the remaining arm.

Lord Ashdown tells the story of the Cockleshell Heroes, who took part in one of the most audacious commando raids of World War II - to blow up enemy shipping in Bordeaux harbour.

Their brief was to navigate the most heavily defended estuary in Europe, to dodge searchlights, machine-gun posts and armed river-patrol craft 70 miles downriver, and then to blow up enemy shipping in Bordeaux harbour.

In order to do this, the player hits the "A" key to zoom in on the target and then hits "A" again to blow the enemy away.

That raid not only inflicted heavy damage on Japanese aircraft and naval forces, but also proved to be a stunning blow to enemy morale.