Sentence examples for war aircraft from inspiring English sources

Celmins also made poetically desolate grisaille paintings from old news photographs of Second World War aircraft.

Gingrich held a rally on Friday aboard the second world war aircraft carrier Yorktown in Mount Pleasant, outside Charleston.

The images depict the horrors of war -- aircraft, emblazoned with swastikas, bombing cities; bloodied women and children fleeing battles.

After reading the Lloyd's List news, Warner heard a naval officer comment on the decommissioning of a Falklands War aircraft carrier and refer to the vessel as "her".

Some of the aircraft are already on display in a well-lighted room; others are hidden in a massive storage hanger that includes prized war aircraft.

The whole place had these concrete, cold war aircraft hangars all beautifully lit; plus we had the best sushi we've ever had anywhere in the world.

Each hangar had a height of only 14 feet which precluded storage of Lend-Lease Vought F4U Corsair fighters as well as many post-war aircraft and helicopters.

Both hangars had a height of only 14 feet which precluded storage of Lend-Lease Vought F4U Corsair fighters as well as many post-war aircraft and helicopters.

And almost only ever World War Two-era – though I sometimes flirt with post-war aircraft as long as they are piston engined.

Mr. Frasca says that most collectible World War II aircraft cost $1 million to $2 million, while lower-end training aircraft can run $100,000 to $500,000.

In 1942, during the Second World War, Allied aircraft construction saw the UK of necessity concentrating on heavy bombers, leaving the production of transport aircraft to the USA.