Sentence examples for own squadron from inspiring English sources

Just like Obama, Clegg even has his own squadron of loopy conspiracy theorists, intent on inadvertently bolstering his support by wheeling out implausible claims about his origins.

In Mobile Bay (August 1864) he fought Union ships with the ram Tennessee after other vessels of his own squadron were disabled or captured.

You can't have players jetting off on their own squadron of giant eagles to take down Sauron on their own: "Hey, Frodo, don't worry about that ring, we'll go take care of that guy for ya".

They spent a couple of weeks talking nonstop, and the conversation soon touched on their dreams: one wanted to have command of his own squadron, another wanted to be an academic, the third yearned to be a military attache in an embassy.

Schley blockaded the harbor and informed Sampson, who arrived with his own squadron on 1 June and assumed overall command.

Allemand questioned Cotes intently about the nature of his recent combat and, on identifying Uranie as one of his own squadron, commented that Tartu should have defeated Thames in half the time the action had taken.

The FAA recently established a more efficient process for local police departments to get permits for their own squadrons of drones.

In 1978, the 100th became the first Army Reserve formation to be equipped with its own squadrons of M1 Abrams tanks.

Similarly, No. 3 Squadron RAAF had to be sent to the Middle East without aircraft or equipment, which had to be supplied by the Royal Air Force, at the expense of its own squadrons.

The Italians refused to supply the requested Macchi C.200 and Macchi C.202 fighters, as the Regia Aeronautica needed every aircraft to fill its own squadrons in the beginning of 1943.

Each training group had its own operating squadron (Einsatzstaffel) that doubled as a supplemental squadron, consisting of instructors and trainees.