Sentence examples for lead air from inspiring English sources

Today, however, in developed countries that don't use leaded gas, the dominant exposure route to lead air emissions has shifted to incidental ingestion of lead particles that drift to the ground.

Greece's lead air accident investigator, Athanasios Binis, said: "The most important thing is that the plane's two black boxes are found.

Greece's lead air accident investigator Athanasios Binis said on Saturday that the search had been narrowed to a 900-square mile area, approximately 290km north of Alexandria.

... Cale Bonds, making just his second career start, ran for 167 yards and 2 touchdowns to lead AIR FORCE to a 49-7 home victory over NAVY.

Greece's lead air accident investigator, Athanasios Binis, said that in addition to the submarine, ships equipped with scanners were scouring the seabed.

The first ever female Royal Air Force commander of a Tornado bomber squadron was appointed yesterday and is set to lead air strikes against the self-proclaimed Islamic State this summer, it is claimed.

Patrick Harten, Air-Traffic Controller Harten might not be as famous as Chesley Sullenberger, but as the lead air-traffic controller on duty during the Miracle on the Hudson, he deserves a great deal of credit for coolness under fire in an unprecedented emergency.

He led air strikes against Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi's Libya in 1986.

Kurdish forces were able to push the terrorist group out of the town with the help of US led air strikes but were enraged by the Turkish government's refusal to intervene at the time.

Isis has been pushed out of some of its territory in Iraq and Syria by Kurds, Iranian-backed militias, government troops and US led air strikes but has launched several new offences in recent days.

On September 23rd America led air strikes in Syria against both the warriors of Islamic State (IS) and a little-known al-Qaeda cell, called the Khorasan group, which it claimed was about to attack the West.