Usa "spitfire" in una frase

1. It was only when he saved up all his money, from odd jobs and cutting lawns, and bought himself an old Triumph Spitfire, and fixed it up and painted it in a custom British Racing Green, with a white stripe up the hood, that he stepped out from his father’s shadow

2. Needless to say, such caution and patience weren't admirable traits to my captive spitfire

3. ����������� In an area east of London and about halfway between the city and the coast, over 300 Spitfire and Hurricane fighters were now climbing to their maximum altitude

4. � He had time to shoot down one Spitfire and damage another one before his engine started sputtering

5. Smith had had his mended by plastic surgery during the war after he crashed his Spitfire

6. The Royal Air Force had mobilised the last of its reserves and Spitfire production had accelerated

7. But when the Spitfire pilot realised that such a large number of ships sailing so close to the English coast must be the German battle squadron escaping from Brest; he decided this was the occasion to disobey orders, break radio silence, and report to base

8. The ruse had succeeded, and the German squadron had been able to continue on its way undiscovered until the time of the Spitfire sighting

9. The controller on duty at Biggin Hill interpreted the Spitfire report accurately; at long last, the alarm was raised

10. No one had told them of their real mission, and in the utter chaos, the Beauforts' Spitfire escorts flew off in another direction looking for them

11. Deane, who had tucked himself neatly behind the stone wall of the embassy for cover, changed the magazine of his Spitfire pistol and continued firing

12. Then they could talk about her till they went blue in the face, Bertha Supple too, and Edy, little spitfire, because she would be twentytwo in November

13. What an audacious spitfire she was! The people aware of this scene were calling out urgently to others in the crowd

14. By now, my father’s appearance began to resemble that of Peter Sellers in What’s New Pussycat? Admittedly, he had given up his Triumph Spitfire sports car for a more practical Citroën estate car, better suited to the long miles and for carrying his stage clothes, but with his shoulder-length hair flowing over an Edwardian policeman’s cape and knee-high brown leather boots, he must have cut an unlikely figure to Sid the Bastard

15. The sidewalks he’d run along on his way home from church with his arms outstretched and a spitfire stutter he’d made with his mouth, like the one he made now when he’d had too much

16. ’ ‘Well,’ I said, ‘that's a matter of taste; but you are a little spitfire

17. But you’ll admit what a riddle it must have been for us when that calm, cold, little spitfire, Aglaya—(for she stood up to her mother and answered her questions with inexpressible contempt, and mine still more so, because, like a fool, I thought it my duty to assert myself as head of the family)—when Aglaya stood up of a sudden and informed us that ‘that madwoman’ (strangely enough, she used exactly the same expression as you did) ‘has taken it into her head to marry me to Prince Lef Nicolaievitch, and therefore is doing her best to choke Evgenie Pavlovitch off, and rid the house of him