Sentence examples for teaching air from inspiring English sources

Following graduation, George became an instructor at ACTS, teaching air tactics and precision bombing doctrine, and became de facto leader of the influential "Bomber Mafia".

At summer camp many years ago, I taught "air riflery," which is a fancy name for BB guns.

The Hendon article added that the Norco incident had the effect of turning police helicopters from a mere surveillance tool into "gun platforms," and that many police departments began "coordinated training between SWAT and air units to teach effective air-to-ground small arms return fire".

When World War II came, Mr. McNamara taught young air officers the statistical methods he had learned at Harvard, with the aim of orchestrating the air war in Europe by determining how many planes could fly each day in every theater.

"We lived in a world where I was taught that air and water were free goods," says Sandor, 61.

For a brief period, doctrine held that turning combat would be impossible at supersonic speeds and little effort was made to teach pilots air combat maneuvering.

Set up in 1983, the school gives pupils a decidedly English-style curriculum, taught in air-conditioned classrooms set amid grassy grounds which also feature a swimming pool and tennis courts.

This is also when the horse may be taught the "Airs above the ground".

In the afternoon, the ring people can be found flying through the air and teaching their moves to tourists.

These will have knock-on effects on teaching jobs, health programmes, air travel and hundreds of other areas funded by the federal government.

A recent workshop in Thailand teaching children to build air sensors.