Sentence examples similar to fighter time from inspiring English sources

Crozier, however, soon became suspicious that the discussion was a delay tactic, intended to give rebel fighters time to move to surround the NWMP forces.

Australian coastwatchers on Bougainville and New Georgia islands were often able to provide Allied forces on Guadalcanal with advance notice of inbound Japanese air strikes, allowing the U.S. fighters time to take off and position themselves to attack the Japanese bombers and fighters as they approached the island.

She dedicates a cover of the Foo Fighters' Times Like These to the band's leader, "who was so incredibly supportive and kind to us".

During his recent world tour, he tried his hand at stripped-back versions of Bryan Adams's Summer of 69 and Foo Fighters' Times Like These.

It's interesting, though, that positive sentiment dips to its lowest level during her big sentimental moment – performing Foo Fighters' Times Like These and dedicating it to the stricken Dave Grohl.

"You can tell a Detroit fighter every time," he said.

Pacquiao will be the busier fighter this time around and he will bank rounds.

The country is broke; American military officials say it can barely afford the jet fuel to give its fighter pilots time to train.

Heat flares and defensive chaff may give fighter pilots time to escape using evasive maneuvers; a passenger plane would be far less nimble.

Opening Day is all about renewal: same old white lines, same old thin sunshine, same old wondering how those F/A-18 fighter planes time their screech-by to coincide with the end of the anthem.

Hill, who comes from a kickboxing background, is an equally tricky fighter to time and counter.