Sentence examples for large missile from inspiring English sources

They later found two large missile launchers, each about eight feet long.

They say it is easier to hit a large missile as it ascends than to intercept fast-flying warheads in space, as the White House has proposed.

But during negotiations last October, the United States offered to help Russia complete a large missile tracking radar if it agreed to modify the ABM treaty.

Iranian state TV released footage on Tuesday that showed Ali Larijani, the head of the country's parliament, strolling down a long underground corridor beside a long chain of trucks — each one loaded with a large missile.

You will see the Nayberg NS30 30 Shots), when you shoot the large missile heads,they will not shoot in a straight line.

The reef's mellow breakers are excellent for learners, which unfortunately meant smiling novices would often drop in on my wave and fall off, their longboards acting like large, heavy missiles.

The Clinton administration also offered to help Russia complete a large missile-tracking radar near Irkutsk, in Siberia, if Moscow agreed to renegotiate the ABM Treaty.

Large missiles require fixed deployments in the form of launching pads or silos, whereas smaller ones can be fired from mobile platforms.

At least two large missiles or bombs struck a multistorey office building in Bab al-Azizia, the sprawling complex in the centre of Tripoli, shortly after midnight yesterday.

Last summer, Israel's major intelligence success was to know where those large missiles and launchers were hidden, and a majority of the launchers were destroyed in the first two days of the war, meaning that few large missiles hit Israeli cities like Haifa or even Tel Aviv.

With adequate warning, U.S. fighters could outmaneuver the relatively large missiles, called "flying telephone poles" by pilots, and electronic countermeasures (ECM) reduced the effectiveness of the tracking radars; but, while these SAMs inflicted relatively few losses, they forced U.S. aircraft down to low altitudes, where antiaircraft artillery and small arms exacted a heavy toll.