air alert

The men who worked on the planes all night often got no rest the next day because of air alerts.

And then the relief she'd felt when the tightening in the air alerted her of Sage's arrival.

Despite frequent air alerts, she completed unloading cargo 30 May.

Air alerts had been called throughout the day.

During the whole of 1942 there were only nine air alerts in Berlin, none of them serious.

The whole planet's on air alert and a full-scale air search is building up fast.

Word of the dogfight spread throughout the area, and an air alert was quickly posted over Seoul.

The whoosh of air alerted him too late.

Air alerts continued until midnight, 14 August 1945.

It's waiting down below in the mountains but the Druufs have put out a maximum air alert.

A Code Red unhealthy air alert, as we had here yesterday, leaves the streets deserted.

Air alerts continued almost ceaselessly, day or night, but unloading operations proceeded regardless.

Despite frequent air alerts, the attack cargo ship was soon remaining in the transport area unloading through the night.

Subjected to frequent air alerts, she completed her unloading under cover of a smoke screen late the following afternoon.

Despite numerous air alerts, her crew carried out the dangerous business of transferring ammunition to ships alongside.

During that time, Yakutat also served as secondary fighter director unit and experienced air alerts on six occasions.

Just then, both men flinched as a whistle of air alerted them to the collapse of a large section of the ceiling.

Spare the Air Alerts are predictive in nature and are called when there is a chance of exceeding the limits.

So the populace is relying on the church bells, which are rung with pauses, in an imitation of the broken sound of an air alert.

Air Alerts fit on the tires like normal valve caps, and calibrate themselves to each tire's pressure (from 10 to 139 pounds per square inch).

The sound of a heavy object whistling through the air alerted Q only seconds before a spiked mace would have collided with his skull.

She entered Lingayen Gulf 9 January 1945 and began landing troops under constant air alert.

Hampered by lack of materials and almost constant air alerts, Haggard's crew succeeded in repairing her so that she could get underway.

They encountered mines, underwent air alerts, and escort units made sonar contacts, but the group saw no action save the destruction of mines.

Air alerts interrupted the oiler's routine at Saipan between the 5th and the 9th, before she steamed to Guam.