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The phrase "a boat flying" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a boat that is moving swiftly, possibly in a metaphorical sense or in a fictional scenario.
Example: "As the storm approached, the sailboat seemed to be a boat flying across the waves, cutting through the water with incredible speed."
Alternatives: "a boat soaring" or "a boat gliding".
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There will be a boat flying in the sky.
If the rebels spotted a boat flying the Malian national flag, they ripped the flag off and replaced it with their own black one, he said.
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The government-controlled Korea Broadcasting System showed dramatic film shortly after noon today of a patrol boat flying a North Korean flag sailing through dense smoke between two South Korean patrol boats.
At the port he was handed to a boat captain and taken on to a fishing boat flying the Thai flag.
On 2 June the French liner Jamaique reported a small boat, flying the British flag and steaming southwards, near the Bissagos Islands 250 nautical miles south of Dakar.
It's on another boat, flying next to an American flag: .
When your phone needs to know where in the world it is, it talks to a group of space boats flying around Earth.
Perhaps a "sea bridge" could even be built using Indian ships, or simply boats flying an Asian flag of convenience, to transport the supplies from the waiting British, American and French ships.
Perhaps a sea bridge could even be built using Indian ships, or simply boats flying an Asian nation's flag, to transport supplies from the waiting British, American and French ships.
"We were in boats, flying above him, singing".
Replacing what had once been a sequence of 11 canal locks, the wheel lifts and lowers up to eight boats at a time in water-filled gondolas or, if you like, airborne locks, giving the impression that a boat can fly.
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