Usage of "the spitfires"

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Association football club in Eastleigh, England.

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Usage of the spitfires in English

That's where the Spitfires would come from, out of the west. 
 The Information Officer 

Blok's camouflage was successful; the Spitfires' pilots thought they were protecting a crippled American Fortress. 
 The Wolf’s Hour 

Footage was also taken from one of the Spitfires. 
 BBC 

How were all the Spitfires transported from their Midlands factories to where they were needed? 
 Radio NZ 

The Dornier was floating, and the Spitfires circled overhead and flew off after the Fortress. 
 The Wolf’s Hour 

The Spitfires snatched all three points four minutes into stoppage time when Barnett headed home a free-kick. 
 BBC 

She wobbled the wings and flashed the landing lights, but of course the Spitfires didn't turn away. 
 The Wolf’s Hour 

There was no response from the Spitfires. 
 The Wolf’s Hour 

Goalkeeper Max Stryjek pulled off a superb save from James Akintunde to keep the Spitfires' lead in tact. 
 BBC 

Their ammo exhausted, the Spitfires headed for home, running the gauntlet of 109s waiting for them over Hamrun. 
 The Information Officer 

There is no getting away from the fact that The Spitfires are a band in thrall to Paul Weller. 
 The Irish Times 

The Spitfires took the air. 
 Once there was a war 

The Spitfires then took the lead on the stroke of half-time when Tyrone Barnett slotted past Huddart in first-half stoppage time. 
 BBC 

They were too late to take out the Spitfires on the ground, but just in time to mess up Max's plans. 
 The Information Officer 

And James Alabi equalised for the Spitfires from the penalty spot after 76 minutes after Sam Smart was brought down in the area. 
 BBC 

The Spitfires, who are now without a win in seven games, pulled a goal back with two minutes remaining through substitute Chris Zebroski. 
 BBC 

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Meanings of the spitfires in English