Sentence examples for missile without from inspiring English sources

All of his studying during the week — watching film, practicing technique, choreographing moves to beat the double team — is just preamble to the physical confrontation, that act of becoming a human missile without regard for his well-being.

Trying to legislate on the NSA during an election year promises to be "like launching a missile without a guidance system," says Jane Harman of the Woodrow Wilson Center.

The attacks would take place without warning, or there would be calls, texts or what has become known as the "knock on the roof" – a missile without a warhead, with five minutes to get out of the building.

Military analysts doubt whether Iraq has the technology to launch a chemically-tipped missile without having it detected first, or having the chemicals destroyed in flight.But in Kuwait's coffee shops the fear persists that a lone, suicidal Iraqi infiltrator could slip into the country and release a deadly aerosol of anthrax or some other biological horror.

Finally, the two sides brokered a compromise that gave control to Nato but reserved Britain's right to act independently – that is, to fire the missile without consulting anyone else, including the US – in situations where "Her Majesty's Government may decide that supreme national interests are at stake".

And yet events beyond their knowledge or control – an American U-2 spy plane that accidentally strayed into Soviet territory, the test of an American ballistic missile without Kennedy's approval, the delegation of authority for the use of nuclear weapons to Soviet commanders in Cuba and the captains of Soviet submarines – almost started a war that neither leader wanted.

One version showed missiles without the woman, another, the woman in a burqa, without eyes.

"The problem is short-range missiles, without launchers, that can be shot from civilian areas and homes," Siegel told me.

It has made an aggressive habit of testing its missiles without regard for the protests of its neighbours.

So Israelis, then under Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir, put on gas masks, taped up their windows and endured a hail of Iraqi Scud missiles without striking back.

"The administration's theory implies that the president can wage war with drones and all manner of offshore missiles without having to bother with the War Powers Resolution's time limits," Mr. Goldsmith said.