Sentence examples for raf from inspiring English sources

For months the US airforce and RAF planes have been heavily involved in air strikes and reconnaissance missions across Iraq that are credited with helping slow the advance of Isis fighters and have now paved the way for ground operations.

Middleton was given a part-time job as an assistant accessories buyer by John and Belle Robinson, owners of the Jigsaw fashion chain – perfect for someone who might need to spend long weekends accompanying a prince on pheasant-shooting expeditions or operations in remote parts of the country with the RAF air-sea rescue service.

Peston's hair has acquired its own Twitter account and attracted approving commentary in Fleet Street's fashion pages (in this paper, Imogen Fox described his new look as "Mikhail Baryshnikov circa White Nights meets the autumn/winter 2015 Raf Simons catwalk") and comparisons with everyone from Hugh Grant to Tim Burgess of the Charlatans.

Twitter user Dylan Doi posted a video of the RAF rescue helicopter at the scene: Officers attended, along with the police water rescue unit, North Wales fire and rescue service, paramedics and Llanberis mountain rescue team.

Seventeen kinds of wet fish, choice all over, pretty girls lining up to shake his hand – and, outside, Vicky Morgan asked a potentially awkward question about the services, as her husband is in the RAF and is paid, frankly, rubbish.

The Tory leader waxed lyrical about the Battle of Britain and how Czech and Polish pilots did their bit in the blitz with the RAF.

Salman stands to be succeeded in turn by Prince Muqrin, 69, the deputy crown prince, an RAF-trained fighter pilot and former intelligence chief whose prospects are often questioned because he was born to a Yemeni rather than a Saudi mother of "approved" tribal lineage.

Roche's vemurafenib attacks advanced melanoma by blocking the mutated form of a gene, B-RAF.

The initial development was done by a small biotech firm called Plexxikon, co-founded by Joseph Schlessinger of Yale University, one of the early researchers on B-RAF.

The armoury will expand rapidly over the next five years as more targets are identified, and new classes of drug pass muster with the regulators.For example, one target that researchers think promising is a gene called B-RAF.

The most promising is PLX4032, a molecule which blocks the action of the protein produced by a specific mutation of a gene called B-RAF.