Examples of 'flying fortresses' in a sentence
Meaning of "flying fortresses"
Flying fortresses is a term used to refer to the Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress, which was a four-engine heavy bomber aircraft used by the United States during World War II. It was known for its durable construction, defensive firepower, and ability to carry a significant amount of bombs. The B-17 Flying Fortress played a crucial role in strategic bombing campaigns and is an iconic symbol of American air power during the war
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All flying fortresses float at one altitude.
I see a squadron of American flying fortresses high above the city.
Their flying fortresses are taking heavy losses and need effective cover.
Let them tell that to the boys in the Flying Fortresses.
The new Flying Fortresses will take off at dawn.
Yesterday, a squadron of 80 American Flying Fortresses made another sortie.
The Flying Fortresses will be far at sea before anything is discovered.
The first squad of the new Flying Fortresses will be ready July 5th.
New Flying Fortresses will begin to come through.
The Americans had lost more than 60 Flying Fortresses.
Only three flying fortresses had arrived from the Eurasian Union.
Narrator 21 Flying Fortresses were lost before the first bomb fell on Schweinfurt.
Hitler, hearing flying fortresses zooming above him, had clearly taken fright.
Eight B-17 Flying Fortresses were sent to the location but failed to locate the ships.
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Fortresses have fallen all throughout history
Apocalyptic sects raise fortresses in the landscape
Fortresses gave way to more gracious dwellings
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She came flying out of that window
And she passed with flying colors
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