Sentence examples for responding air from inspiring English sources

In each case, Mr. Bay worked with the producer Jerry Bruckheimer, as he is again with "Pearl Harbor," his most ambitious project in both length (2 hours 50 minutes) and scope (stretching from the air war over Europe to the Japanese attack on Hawaii to the responding air raid over Tokyo), and one of the most anticipated films of the summer.

The Israeli air force responded with air strikes on military targets inside Gaza.

Southern troops claimed to be responding to air and ground attacks from their former master, but the scale of the offensive is unprecedented.

Tony Blair has given more details about how he came close to ordering a passenger jet over UK airspace to be shot down "some time after" 9/11 because it was not responding to air traffic control.

The plane was cruising at 37,000 feet about 400 miles west of Minneapolis when the crew stopped responding to air traffic controllers and airline dispatchers an hour and five minutes before its scheduled arrival time of 8 01 p.m., local time.

Responding to air crashes — from notifying relatives and keeping them abreast of recovery efforts to providing emotional assistance — was then the duty of the airlines, a state of affairs that in the view of Mr. Ephraimson-Abt and his colleagues needed to be remedied.

South Sudan's military spokesman, Philip Aguer, told the BBC the army was responding to air and ground attacks by the Sudanese armed forces.

Building skins that respond to air and temperature changes, ecological roof gardens, gardens that recycle water and air, geothermal heating and cooling systems, solar and wind energy producers, biochemical super-decomposers of waste and other ecotechnologies create a sustainable environment in which landscape functions less as a backdrop and more as a productive, living machine.

The state responded with air strikes.

Mr Hollande responded with air strikes on the Syrian de-facto capital of Isis, Raqqa.

Isis fighters have responded to air attacks by spreading out so they are difficult to find and target.