Sentence examples for young air force from inspiring English sources

A young air force lieutenant who fought through a warbot told Singer: "It's like a video game [with] the ability to kill.

Scott said at the time he had not planned to return to the world of Maverick, Goose and Ice Man, but had been inspired by a meeting with a young air force pilot who worked with unmanned drones.

The road Saad Eddin traveled out of Mansura, in 1956, to Cairo University, was the same road that had been traveled a decade earlier by Hosni Mubarak, then a young air force recruit from a not-so-distant dusty village.

Julia Vera was cast in the role of Lana Chee, the Hopi woman whose mind was switched with a young air force pilot.

The young Air Force was a small organisation with the atmosphere of a flying club; however several pioneering flights were made by its members.

The young air force was a small, close-knit organisation comparable to a flying club; however several pioneering flights were undertaken by its members.

By St. Clair McKelway The New Yorker, October 24 , 1942P. 11 A young Air Forces colonel brought us news of the gasoline situation in the heart of the "Grapes of Wrath" country.

Hilary Swank and Aaron Eckhart lead the way, as the beautiful young air-force pilot and dishily dishevelled physics professor.

It goes on until 10 p.m., when ESPN2's Jeff Hullinger and Todd Christensen tuck me in for my Brigham Young-Air Force bedtime story.

The game is already a proven brain booster in young adults: in a study of young Israeli air force recruits, those who learned Space Fortress before flight training proved to be more skilled when they got behind the controls of a simulator.

MOUNTAIN WEST BRIGHAM YOUNG 69, AIR FORCE 54: Terrell Lyday scored 18 of his 25 points in the second half as Brigham Young rallied from an 11-point second-half deficit to beat Air Force in the first round in Las Vegas.