The phrase "a flight of over" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a journey or trip that exceeds a certain distance or duration, often in the context of air travel.
Example: "The airline offers a flight of over 10 hours to reach the destination."
Alternatives: "a journey of more than" or "a trip exceeding".
Deke Arndt, chief of the monitoring branch at Noaa's national centres for environmental information, said: "Longterm climate change is like climbing a flight of stairs: over time you get higher and higher.
I have seen punches thrown, a venue coordinator shoved down a flight of steps over a drink, a golf cart taken for a drunk joyride, a table or two flipped, a chair or three flipped, centerpieces smashed and things set on fire.
In the late nineteen-sixties, I was working in rented space on Nassau Street up a flight of stairs and over Nathan Kasrel, Optometrist.
Apparently in response to his music, a flight of pigeons swirled over the building, crossed the street, curved back to the rooftop, then swept off in another direction.
Female, age 53 Exercise 6 I have worsened to the point where I can't even walk up a flight of stairs without buckling over.
Two more attacked a flight of F-80s flying over a battle at Chochiwon, damaging them.
While flying "top cover" for another Schwarm, Hartmann attacked a flight of four P-51s over Bucharest, Romania, downing two, while the other two P-51s fell victim to his fellow pilots.
As for the father, one of the photos shows "Fillette," the disembodied penis, looming over a flight of stairs, presumably the stairs to Sadie's bedroom.
He will skip over a flight of low hurdles and try to beat ball players who are running 120 yards on the flat.
And Exulam Holman, of Joliet, Ill., was charged in January with gouging out his uncle's eyes and throwing him down a flight of stairs after a dispute over the remote.
