Sentence examples for their squadron from inspiring English sources

Before walking out, they made sure they were "sanitized," stowing their squadron and name patches in their lockers in case they were shot down.

The couple went back to the base and complained to the operations director of their squadron about the harassment she endured, she said.

This year, now that their squadron is largely the same and Jamie Soward is at the peak of his considerable powers, Penrith will go into 2014 where they haven't been for many years: among the favourites.

Woakes and Jake Ball represent solid back-up for Anderson and Broad, at the very least, but England could do with at least one more to add to their squadron.

If a member of the Nation wants to start a relationship with another member, they must make it known to their squadron leader, who will then pass the message on.

But while she was deciding what to do with the rest, her commanding officer arranged a financial briefing for his cadets in their squadron's common area.

"One of the things that was happening was that these kids were being pulled out of their squadrons -- they're all successful pilots by the way.

Air National Guard officials also have lobbied for the F-22, hoping that continued production will enable several of their squadrons to fly the plane.

Many of the lawmakers conspicuously armed themselves and their squadrons of bodyguards, vowing to resist efforts to change the assembly's makeup.

The Germans cannot impose such restrictions this time around, as they have no intention of deploying their squadrons of Eurofighters to accompany the RAF's Typhoons (also Eurofighters, by the way) on bombing missions against Gaddafi's forces.

Our airmen were young and fit and recovered from their injuries with the minimum of help from us, and many soon rejoined their squadrons to fight again.