Examples of using Spitfire in English and their translations into Hebrew
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She was a spitfire.
Spitfire, short skirts, great smile, real pretty woman.
Rubber Play- Scene 2- Spitfire.
The cockpit of the Spitfire was small and narrow.
Better than the Messerschmitt or Spitfire?
Base to target Spitfire. Base to target Spitfire?
Maybe if we're lucky, we will see a destroyer or a spitfire.
Malta now had five full Spitfire squadrons; No.
Spitfire The only plane to be manufactured throughout World War II.
He's got it into his head he wants to be a spitfire pilot.
Base to target Spitfire. Base to target Spitfire.
On the 26th of December I bought a 1965 Triumph spitfire MK 1.
I am using a World War II Spitfire, so… I don't have a lot of range.
You know, with all the other activities,we will soon have made enough to buy our own Spitfire.
Embry agreed, and recommended the Spitfire be sent in sufficient numbers.
For an extra $50.00 youcan add a tour inside the Dakota C-47 and Spitfire Mark XXII.
No less than 20,351 Spitfire airplanes of different models were produced up until February, 1948.
The pilots told Embry that the Hurricanes were useless and that the Spitfire was their only hope.
He began flying Spitfire aircraft and later served in the 117th Squadron flying Meteors.
I was given orders to commandeer the Spitfire, but… A Spitfire, against drones?
THE Spitfire was the only British aircraft to be produced before, during and after the war.
For an extra fee, you can also book a personal tour of a Lancaster bomber ora Dakota C-47 and Spitfire Mark XXII.
Some 398 Spitfire and Hawker Hurricane fighters of Fighter Command flew several sorties on 12 February 1942.
For more thrills, visitors can pay for a personal tour of the Lancaster Bomber,Dakota C-47 or Spitfire Mark XXII.
The Spitfire was the only British fighter aircraft to be in continuous production before, during and after WWII.
For instance, for five days in April there was just one Spitfire available to defend the island; for two days there were none.
The Spitfire was the only British fighter aircraft to be in continual production before, during, and after the Second World War.
The British Navy and Air Commanders, as well as Governor Dobbie, argued for modern aircraft,particularly the Spitfire, to be sent to Malta.