Sentence examples for wingman of from inspiring English sources

The Navy informed Congress that the wingman of the crashed E/A-6B Prowler reported that no parachutes were deployed.

Four characters are past contestants, including Mike Boogie, the cretinous wingman of Chilltown, now the series' professor emeritus with highlights in his hair.

"She will come, but she will come with two, three friends," said Vaibhav Shingre, 25, a co-worker of Mr. Chettri's and his wingman of sorts.

Ahluwalia said Playboy aims to be a wingman of sorts, helping men navigate "living the good life".

In the Battle of Britain, Mayer often flew over the English Channel as the wingman of Helmut Wick.

His favourite method of attack was to hold fire until extremely close (20 m or less), then unleash a short burst at point-blank range a technique he learned while flying as wingman of his former commander, Walter Krupinski, who favoured this approach.

A formation with equal numbers of wingmen on either side of the leader is called a vic, or a vee.

Leaders use hand signals, head nods, aircraft movements, or radio calls to alert their wingmen of changes in flight attitude, formation positions, split-ups, rejoins, and radio frequencies.

Though obviously not nearly as offensively skilled as the all-time great wingmen of his generation, Jordan and Kobe, he had comparable athleticism, played defense at Jordan's level, and, most importantly, had a wildly conspicuous will to power that was an inspiration to anyone who watched him play.

He saw first hand the effectiveness of German interceptors, as both wingmen of Hansell's bomber were shot down.

In the ending cutscene the player's commanding officer, Admiral Petrarch, delivers a speech about everything the Alliance has lost, speculating on the nature of the Shivans and why they destroyed the Capella star, and if the player decides to stay, a small heroic tribute is paid to the player's heroic actions as Petrarch informs their wingmen of their sacrifice.