Sentence examples similar to wing firing from inspiring English sources

Its military wing fires rockets into Israel to cause fear among the general population by killing or wounding people; its attacks are largely ineffectual because Israel has the Iron Dome defensive system that intercepts the rockets.

Yes, the Hamas that rejects Israel's right to exist and whose military wing fires rockets into Israel and supports suicide bombings.

This was just one of the lines which the poet cut before the poem "Oficina y denuncia" ("Office and Denunciation") was published in 1940, four years after Lorca was shot by a right-wing firing squad on a hillside overlooking his home city of Granada.

Miguel Caballero Pérez spent three years sifting through police and military archives to piece together the last 13 hours of the life of the author of Blood Wedding, Yerma and The House of Bernarda Alba, who was shot by a right-wing firing squad early in the Spanish civil war.

Flying speed averaged 100 miles per hour, and communication was by hand signaling, rocking the wings, and firing coloured flares.

Robben raids from the wing and fires his shots with stunning left-footed velocity.

A minute later, Brek Shea raced in on the left wing and fired a low shot that just missed the goal.

Wayne Bridge hurtled down the left wing and fired in an inviting cross that Leonardo Ulloa headed wide from six yards.

He rushed down the right wing and fired a shot that again found its way between Richter's pads.

As the Farley began to search for the missing boat, Watson grabbed several flares, went to a bridge wing, and fired them into the air.

Early in overtime he broke in on the right wing and fired a clear shot, but Thomas came way out to direct it harmlessly away.