Sentence examples for flying missiles from inspiring English sources

Generally, home buyers do not like to be pelted by these flying missiles or dive-bombed by squawking parrots.

In his memoirs, My Life, Bill Clinton wrote (p. 799) that he did want to tell Pakistan that the US was going to use its airspace to attack Taliban and al-Qaeda in Afghanistan, but was concerned that the Pakistani government might think that the flying missiles were coming from India.

The explosion can send off dangerous flying missiles.

He captures the tremendous power of the wave as it sweeps on shore knocking Marie through town as buildings crumble and cars become dangerous flying missiles.

Just Cause 3 introduces its protagonist Rico Rodriguez as a "dictator removal specialist" who then punches the flying missile he's standing on.

During nesting, you barely see the black-and-white flash as the magpie turns into a flying missile, swooping down on unsuspecting humans and delivering painful and often dangerous pecks.

Although this being 2000 AD, the drones aren't flying missile pods, but 12 ft tall hammer-wielding war robots at the command of a Richard Branson-esque figure called Howard Quartz.

Although this being 2000AD, the drones aren't flying missile pods, but 12ft tall hammer-wielding war robots at the command of a Richard Branson-esque figure called Howard Quartz.

Was it the flying scud missiles or the sirens that wailed nearly hourly early on in the war, signaling possible incoming chemical or biological weapons?

Palm trees blew sideways, with fronds snapping under the assault; tree branches flew like missiles.

According to this plan, Russia would shoot down missiles flying over its territory toward Europe, and NATO would shoot down missiles flying over European territory toward Russia, he said.