Sentence examples for making fighter from inspiring English sources
'Wow, this must be a cool place to live.' " The house had once been home to a woman named Rosalind Walter, a society dame who, during the Second World War, had elected to work in a factory making fighter planes.
Italy had its popular Iso Isetta, while in Germany Messerschmitt, an aircraft manufacturer by then barred from making fighter planes, produced the Kabinenroller, which unsurprisingly looked rather like the cockpit of a fighter plane mounted on three wheels.
Making quarterbacks throw at moving targets is like making fighter pilots demonstrate maneuvers on riding mowers, and obstacle courses are better left to the "Superstars" program of the 1970s.
And whereas earlier governments had gone for the easier pickings a glass maker, a pharmaceutical firm, oil companies Mr Jospin has sold stakes in businesses which the French consider strategic, such as making fighter aircraft, or public services, such as telephone lines.The state has not let go altogether.
Lockheed makes fighter planes, spy satellites and other confidential equipment.
For years, India has coasted on Russian and locally made fighter jets.
BAE Systems, which makes fighter jets and submarines, now derives over half its turnover from after-sales service.
Lockheed, which makes fighter planes, spy satellites and other confidential equipment, said it had detected the attack quickly and blocked it before any important data was compromised.
But staying at that altitude will be tough.Britain's aerospace industry has a few obvious champions: Rolls-Royce makes engines, BAE Systems makes fighter jets and AgustaWestland turns out helicopters.
A Chinese man traveled to the United States looking to buy thousands of pounds of the kind of high-grade carbon fiber that makes fighter jets fly faster and maneuver better, the authorities said.
The company, which makes fighter planes, satellites and missile systems, said it would sideline workers at government facilities that have been closed as well as those on projects that have been halted.
