Sentence examples for gas rockets from inspiring English sources
In the interest of furthering democratic deliberation, it would be appropriate to mention, as Foreign Policy did last month, that the C.I.A. gave Saddam coördinates so that his gas rockets could strike Iranian troops more accurately.
In 2013, the Syrian military allegedly launched sarin gas rockets into a rebel-held town, killing hundreds.
Who shot the gas rockets?
John Kerry says it confirms that the Assad regime fired the gas rockets.
Could the Syrian army have lost control of some rockets which were picked up by the rebels (Vladimir Putin has made that very claim, that the rebels themselves fired the gas rockets in an attempt to draw the United States into the conflict)?
Talk story about an interview with Dr. Albert M. Stone, who is assistant to the director of the Applied Physics Lab. of Johns Hopkins & himself a director of Energy fund, Inc., a mutual fund that invests its shareholders money in companies concerned with oil, gas, rocket fuels, uranium.
By John Brooks The New Yorker, December 5 , 1959P. 42 Talk story about an interview with Dr. Albert M. Stone, who is assistant to the director of the Applied Physics Lab. of Johns Hopkins & himself a director of Energy fund, Inc., a mutual fund that invests its shareholders money in companies concerned with oil, gas, rocket fuels, uranium.
1 5 are the same with those in Fig. 7, 6 is pressure of initial layer of explosion, 7 is moving of explosive (force from jetted gas rocket thrust), 8 is flow of reactive explosive gas Fig. 9 Work of cumulative AB thermonuclear reactor (Version 2).
This lesson was forced home by the recent dilemma over how to dispose of several hundred nerve-gas rockets that had been stored for some 3 yrs.
At least one of the sarin-gas rockets is believed to have been launched from the base at al-Mezzeh — it was a logical target for an American strike.
A few weeks earlier, Syrian government forces had fired sarin-gas rockets into densely populated neighborhoods of Damascus, killing some fourteen hundred people; Western governments spoke of retaliation, but they quickly retreated, and since then the regime has habitually used chlorine as a weapon.
