air raid造句怎么写

The air force of our enemy regrouped for making a new air raid.

The enemy aircraft bombed the city in the air raid last night.

Like firefighters hearing fire alarms, like anti-aircraft artillery hearing air raid alarms, Dad came, Mom came, Grandma came.

To seize Ankang, the main thing is air raid. Only by surprise can we get away with it.

It can hover, stalking the spider from the air and snatching it from its web. A deadly air raid performed like an aerial ballet.

Today, a three minute silence began at 2:28pm local time in China, as air raid sirens and horns of cars, trains and ships wailed in grief.

Hitler and Saur went into raptures over the dire psychological effects of an air raid upon the skyscraper canyons of New York.

Here, Argentine President Cristina Kirchner visits Qaddafi at the Bab Azizia palace, which was destroyed in a 1986 U.S. air raid and left in ruins as a reminder of Western aggression.

Ouyang had been a veteran foreign trader and was said to have contributed an ocean-going ship of military goods during the Korean War. The ship unfortunately sank during an air raid.

The air raid sirens were wailing.

It sounds like an air raid siren.

Houses were blacked out during the air raid.

She was terrified of being killed in an air raid.

There had been air raid warning, and the train slowed to thirty miles an hour.

When the air raid alarm sounded, a family of three days and a maid hid in the yard shelter.

Sorrowful air raid alarm sounded instantly, sentry sent out signal, radar also issued alarm at the first time, instantly let the hunter's school blow up.

And though Mr Karzai needs the Americans, anti-Americanism in Afghanistan feels as if it is at an all-time high, after a botched air raid killed nine boys gathering firewood.

Houses blacked out during an air raid.

An air raid warning stridently interrupted his thoughts.

The concealment or extinguishment of lights that might be visible to enemy aircraft during an air raid.

On the backseat, the thing in the basket began to cry, like the air raid siren announcing the birth of a new life.

Every time the air raid siren sounded, people rushed to the nearest air raid bomb shelter.

Meanwhile, some anti-air raid caves and tunnels are now open to the public as a natural air-conditioner for people to seek cool shelter from the heat.

All the air raid warnings, without exception, had been false alarm.

In the U.S. version, Alec Baldwin, playing Lieut. Colonel James Doolittle, declares that if he's shot down during a retaliatory air raid on Tokyo, he plans to crash his plane in such a way as to “kill as many of those bastards as possible.”