How to pronounce “airlift” in English

I'd been hit by a speeding truck with only 10 minutes to go on the bike ride.I was airlifted by the Westpac rescue helicopter to a large spinal unit in Sydney.I had extensive and life threatening injuries.

The men lived. They barely lived.But they had to be airlifted out of it hours later because the radiation was so intense no one could go in.So unless you had one of these built to these wild specifications, there's no way to survive a nuclear bomb.

There was a lot before.There was the Berlin blockage and the famous airlift, obviously.There was the founding of the two German states-- Western Germany found itself first, trying to represent the entirety of Germany.

But you don't climb a mountain by accident.If somehow, I could miraculously airlift you to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro or to the top of, let's say, Mount Everest, which is nearly 30,000 feet altitude,what would happen when you got out?

looking at the idea of how World War II transformed the region; the Japanese have occupied certain islands and executed thousands of people, then the Britishand the Americans set up military bases. They had huge airlift, cargo, and you know, stuff going on so the indigenous people saw huge B-2 bombers andstuff like that flying in and they saw them drop cargo for the troops.

The market determines the price that it will pay.water. And I would like to be able to make a solar cooker, which you could take in, airlift in, whatever.