Sentence examples for having airlifted from inspiring English sources

Having airlifted more than 17,000 passengers and evacuated over 300 injured troops, the squadron left Malaya in November 1952 and returned to No. 86 Wing at Richmond.

Having airlifted more than 17,000 passengers and almost 1,900 tonnes of cargo, dropped some 750 tonnes of supplies and evacuated over 300 injured troops, No. 38 Squadron departed for Australia on 8 December and rejoined No. 86 Wing at Richmond three days later.

I suppose they could have airlifted some in from Paris.

NATO has already airlifted eight battalions of AU soldiers and police into the zone; the European Union has airlifted one battalion.

The day before, a U.S. medevac had airlifted out the wounded civilians from the village.

If Natalia had told me that she had airlifted the house in from Aspen or Telluride, I might have believed her.

Last night Unicef said that it had airlifted 100 tonnes of health and hygiene supplies to Liberia, strengthening national efforts to combat the epidemic.

The food agency said it had airlifted a ton of high-protein biscuits to Yamoussoukro today to feed people displaced by the fighting.

AmeriCares, founded in 1982 by Robert Macauley, has airlifted and shipped medicine, medical supplies and food to more than 137 countries around the world.

Here, Englander might as well have airlifted Gimpel the Fool out of the shtetl and landed him in the broad avenues of Buenos Aires, where this novel is set.

Navy officials said they had diverted the USS Ronald Reagan from training activities nearby in the Pacific and that the ship's crew had airlifted about 50,000 pounds of food to the cruise ship.