Sentence examples for force flying from inspiring English sources

Pierre Clostermann went to Britain to enlist in the Free French air force, flying alongside the R.A.F.

That way, Taiwan could keep its air force flying even if the Chinese fired a salvo of missiles at its airfields, command centers and ports.

"You've got the air force flying around in 50-year-old airplanes right now," he says, "and we don't have anything scheduled to replace the antiquated things".

"Flight Behavior" ends dramatically, with the monarchs miraculously surviving the harsh snowstorms and leaving Tennessee like "an airborne zootic force flying out in formation, as if to war".

A French national force, flying the tricolor, could not credibly pull off a mission sold as a humanitarian intervention, divorced from old-fashioned national interests.So why has EUFOR taken so long?

In Crothers's play, that voice is out in force, flying at Frank from every direction in her New York apartment: bohemian trappings aside, the men and women around her have a habit of revealing themselves to be preachers.

Still, the Chinese air force flew more advanced aircraft than the Japanese, he said.

The Peruvian Air Force flew up to 17 Americans out of Arequipa to Lima on Sunday.

UN helicopters with a peacekeeping force flew overhead but witnesses said little was done to stop the clashes.

"If the Sudanese are correct in what they are claiming, this would mean that the Israeli Air Force flew its longest-ever bombing mission in its history," Ehud Yaari, an Israel-based fellow of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, said in an interview.

Major General E. L. M. Burns, Commander of the U.N. police force, flew from Jerusalem to Cairo, for a talk with Col. Nasser, returned to Jerusalem, & took off the following day for Naples, to meet Sec.