Sentence examples for small fighter from inspiring English sources
After World War II, Lear, Inc. introduced a new, miniaturized autopilot that could be used on small fighter aircraft.
In place of the arrows shot at the Christian martyr-saint, the airman is pierced with a dozen small fighter planes, which seem to both wound him and lift him up.
The short field, normally used by small fighter planes, was so unforgiving to four-engined aircraft that many of the bomber crews who tried to make emergency landings there perished.
Hansell wrote: It was recognized that fighter escort was inherently desirable, but no one could quite conceive how a small fighter could have the range of the bomber yet retain its combat maneuverability.
That would be a really small fighter jet, the extraction from which includes not an "Eject" button but a sequence of moves involving both feet, both hands and an abs workout.
Moreover, one of the key advantages that small fighters used to enjoy — their ability to swoop low for greater accuracy while dodging enemy fire — has been rendered much less important by the development of "smart" bombs that can be dropped with pinpoint accuracy from great heights.
When the judges score a punch as a point it is registered on video tape, and of the dozens of punches these two speedy, small fighters threw in four rounds, the judges registered only six punches landed for Asloum and four punches landed for Viloria -- all blows to the head.
Since the Lynx, a small fighter-esque plane that only holds two people, can make multiple trips a day back and forth to space, space flight becomes affordable enough for anyone to take the trip.
Companies operating independently with smaller fighter programs include France's Dassault and Sweden's Saab.
Bennett may be the best known of the American fighters, but the team is led by its smallest fighter, light flyweight Brian Viloria.
Johnson's taunts, his ability to toy with the smaller fighter, would be the talk of the media: "The World's Talking Champion," one headline read.
