Sentence examples for warplane off from inspiring English sources

NAVAL AIR STATION PATUXENT RIVER, Md .— Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta visited a flight testing center along the shores of Chesapeake Bay on Friday to give a lift to the beleaguered F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, announcing that he was taking the Marine Corps version of the costly warplane off probation.

Three years ago sports diver Danny Daniels led a dive team that stumbled on the wreck of a warplane off the coast of Plymouth.

The group said a witness, who was not named, worked at an airfield in the Ukrainian city of Dnipropetrovsk where he claimed to have seen a warplane take off on 17 July with air-to-air missiles and return without them, a Russian report said.

Abu Mohammad, part of a network that monitors the skies and warns civilians about impending strikes, sent an alert at 7 41 p.m. of a warplane taking off from the Hmeymim air base, a facility that only Russians use, toward Urum al-Kubra.

During World War I, more than 3,400 warplanes came off an assembly line in Moraine.

In early January ,2002, as warplanes took off for Afghanistan, McCain stood on the flight bridge of the U.S.S.

In fact, as some Russian warplanes took off for the homeland today, others began targeting the group near the ancient ruins of Palmyra.

There isn't even serious talk about damaging the military airstrips that Sudan's warplanes take off from before dropping bombs on civilians, or about forcing a humanitarian corridor, or about arranging airdrops of food.

He continued: Civil planes are not a target for the FSA, but we have a problem that some of the warplanes take off from civil airports to target the FSA and civilians.

EVEN as French warplanes set off on March 19th, under a United Nations mandate, to stop Muammar Qaddafi's tanks and artillery reaching the Libyan rebel stronghold of Benghazi, it was clear that the hastily assembled "coalition of the willing" would have to make it up as it went along.

Russian warplanes take off from Iran to target Islamic State in Syria.