Sentence examples for fighter trainer from inspiring English sources

Looking even at age 78 like a cigar-chomping general out of central casting, Mr. Lutz still lives for cars, motorcycles, helicopters and his L-39 Albatros, a Czech fighter trainer.

Boxing would also have been a lot poorer without Fossey, who, during a remarkable career spanning six decades, was employed as a fighter, trainer, second, manager, promoter and matchmaker.

Mr. Weiss, a retired office-electronics business owner from Bay Shore, N.Y., strapped on a parachute and rode shotgun in a North American T-6 Texan fighter trainer, the lead plane of three flying wing to wing, pretending to be headed across the English Channel toward Cherbourg, France, to attack German ground forces.

Taking training effectiveness as the objective function and geometric parameters of the wing platform as design variables, through a numerical multivariate optimization arithmetic, the conceptual design optimization for a certain fighter trainer aircraft with double-delta wing configuration was carried out under the constraints of tactical and technical requirements and interrelated geometry.

The ZNDH also purchased 20 AVIA F.L.3 basic trainers, nine Fiat G.50bis fighters and one Fiat G.50B two-seat fighter trainer.

The Hawks are part of a £1.5bn package BAE and Saab put together to supply 24 Hawk fighter trainers and 28 Gripen light fighter aircraft to South Africa.

The last attack mission was flown on 6 May, when two ancient Rogožarski R-100 fighter trainers bombed the railway bridge over the Kupa River in an effort to stop the Partisan advance on Karlovac, south of Zagreb.

But Django must swallow his pride and pretend to be that most hated of things, a "Mandingo", a fighter-trainer and the white man's tame plaything, and uncomfortably close to Stephen's domestic servitude.

But he will always be linked to Ali as one of the most successful fighter-trainer relationships in boxing history, helping Ali become the first to win the heavyweight title three times.

THE roar of a jet engine rumbles across the stubbly wheat fields near Boeing's Aero Vodochody factory here on the outskirts of Prague, as a Czech test pilot puts an L-159 fighter-trainer through its paces.

However, the current information can be used by fighters, trainers, and officials who participate directly in the sport to prevent and treat injury.