Sentence examples for model bombers from inspiring English sources

He harbored no hard feelings toward the Allies and became so fascinated with the warplanes that he built model bombers out of paper and glue.

So yes, when he was a boy in Little Rock, Ark., he built the biggest toy soldier collection among his friends and had model bombers dangling from his ceiling.

The fuel-injected Wright R-3350-41 engines in the later model bombers delivered in July and August 1945 were greatly improved and far more reliable.

He is also one of the best fliers the Soviets have--a test pilot entrusted with late-model bombers.

Cue a male model in floral bomber with coordinating shorts working socks (navy with a red trim), quite yanked up, all of which plays to Michele's vision of the new era Gucci boho-nerd.

One of the best known, and a model for the Oklahoma City bomber Timothy J. McVeigh, was Robert Mathews, who in 1983 formed a terrorist group known as the Order.

Moreover, social science research underpins our nation's economic and national security -- from an astute small-business person using demographic research to start, expand or promote his company to the military using networking models to catch roadside bombers.

The last model exited in a bomber jacket patched with embroidered badges depicting roses, one of Christian Dior's favourite flowers and an idea he based his female silhouettes on.

Gifts that were too bulky to be stuffed into these huge cotton sausages were tied to them with string: an illustrated edition of Kipling's "The Jungle Book," a much-wished-for toy Colt revolver, a set of paints and brushes, a plastic model of a Lancaster bomber, and much more that I have forgotten.

And the large photographic transparency attached to a full-size bus stop by Oleg Kulik (at the Annex), depicting a fashion model in a suicide bomber's vest dozing in a Madonna's pose at the foot of a partly broken monumental statue, treats the subject of terrorism with a too clever cynicism.

During testing of the new Boeing model 299 long-range bomber, one of the pilots forgot to release a lever that locked the elevator rudder controls.