Examples of using Spitfires in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Computer
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Programming
Spitfires, Sammy.
Flying what? Spitfires?
Spitfires Hurricanes.
Andrew flies Spitfires.
Spitfires Hurricanes.
I used to fly Spitfires.
Spitfires Typhoons Hudsons.
Only officers fly Spitfires.
Some Spitfires will remain, anyway.
We will look like a squadron of Spitfires.
The impact of the Spitfires was apparent.
Not even for a mondo board with spitfires.
Those Spitfires would win me the war in 24 hours!
Galland replied:"I should like an outfit of Spitfires for my squadron.".
Spitfires Typhoons Hudsons Mitchells Blenheims Oxfords Walruses.
He simply answered“I should like an outfit of Spitfires for my squadron.”.
And I flew Spitfires over Germany- in World War II!
But think what would happen,if we can make the Germans think there are 100 Spitfires in a field when, in fact, there are none.
More Spitfires were purchased from Italy after the war.
He was disappointed when his first operational posting was No. 135 Squadron RAF, a Hawker Hurricane unit,as he considered the type greatly inferior to Spitfires.
Spitfires and Hurricanes in the blue sky over the cornfields.
With Mahaddie's help, the producers located 109 Spitfires in the UK, of which 27 were available although only 12 could be made flyable.
The Spitfires attacked first, carrying out 3 bombing runs against the police station.
The Hurricanes were able to focus on the Axis bombers anddive-bombers at lower heights, while the Spitfires, with their superior rate of climb, engaged enemy aircraft at higher levels.
On April 5th 1951, 4 Spitfires and 4 Mustangs from the First Fighter Squadron were sent to attack the Syrian police fortress at El-Hama.
This airplane, which was used for patrol and photography, was made up of pieces from older Spitfires that were left behind by the RAF after the British forces left the country and from Egyptian Spitfires that were brought down by Israeli forces.
While the Spitfires were a match for the Axis aircraft, many of the ones delivered in March and April were destroyed on the ground and in the air, where they were outnumbered.
With Mahaddie's help, the producers located 109 Spitfires in the UK, of which 27 were available for filming, although only 12 were in flyable condition.
In addition to the bombers, 398 Spitfires, Hurricanes and Whirlwinds of Fighter Command flew several sorties on 12 February 1942.