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Meanings of whole squadron in English
We have no meanings for "whole squadron" in our records yet.
Usage of whole squadron in English
1
The whole squadron then wheeled off and I saw them no more.
2
She had more gung-ho optimism than a whole squadron of test pilots.
3
For the first time in days the whole squadron was present.
4
When Bolitho said nothing he continued, By tomorrow the whole squadron will know.
5
You can lose a whole squadron amongst those islands.' The persistent worry returned.
6
Frequently the whole squadron of raiding aeroplanes is turned back at the coast.
7
With one voice the whole squadron replied: There, on the road.
8
There must be a whole squadron barely thirty miles out.
9
The whole squadron is remarkably healthy, and perfectly equal to meet the French fleet.
10
Hamilton and the whole squadron galloping every second into more imminent danger remain unscathed.
11
Solitary spearmen awaited unflinching the charge of a whole squadron.
12
When she left for her station again she was applauded by the whole squadron.
13
Then a whole squadron of planes was coming in low.
14
Six horses-fourfootmen on the box, and a whole squadron of lancers escorting him!
15
Now the whole squadron was in motion once more.
16
It would take a whole squadron to search amongst them.' He rapped the chart again.
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