Sentence examples similar to equipping onto from inspiring English sources

Needing a long-range fighter to better intercept the British bombers at distance, I./ZG 26 was thus the next Gruppe selected for re-equipping onto the Bf 110.

This Altima seems eminently trained and equipped to hang onto that silver medal, a profitable position that would have Nissan leading the cheers.

Find and equip attachments onto your weapons to modify them according to the situation.

Align connections by rotating ring clamp (if equipped) to push lamp plug onto end of lamp.

But these tiny semiconducting grains aren't equipped to float around inside cells and latch onto specific cellular targets.

X-Play had particularly negative sentiments about the game, stating, "This feels like yet another genre shoehorned poorly onto hardware that just isn't equipped to handle it".

But passing this task onto another group that isn't really equipped to do it is probably going to result in a report that is going nowhere.

The residents of Bikini and nearby atolls were evacuated, and tightly knit communities were squeezed onto already crowded islands that were ill equipped to deal with newcomers.

This still under-recognized Broadway pop-soul singer avoids the empty showoff effects that better-known divas pile onto their material, even though she is amply equipped to match them in special effects.

He added that he had no intention of hanging onto power and that he merely wanted the army to be properly equipped to secure the country.

People attend Dr. Segen's virtual meetings by logging onto computers equipped with cameras that observe them and with special software that extracts important elements in their gestures.