Sentence examples similar to a flying of from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, a "flying squad" of testers were sent Rift Valley in Kenya amid claims that doping was rife among some of the distance runners who train there, which have been refuted by the country's athletics federation.

Heavy rain slowed both the king and his pursuers, and led Forbes to split his force again; moving on with a flying column of 160 men, he sent the rest back with the wagons.

Beebe placed much importance on the birds being given as much space as possible, and proposed the building of a "flying cage" the size of a football field.

The first official version was a Roswell Army Air Field press release on the day of the landing, saying it was in possession of a "flying disc".

They should be used when in close, and not in a flying, pile-driver sort of way.

No, says Daniel Drezner in Foreign Policy magazine, "The overwhelming majority of Americans do not give a flying... about the rest of the world.

One bust a negotiator's nose in protest against the flying of a Palestinian flag in the Jewish-populated west side of the city.

A1 March Against Rebel Flag Ends Mayor Joseph P. Riley Jr. of Charleston completed a 120-mile walk to Columbia to protest the flying of a Confederate flag above the South Carolina Capitol.

A1 Marching Against Rebel Flag Mayor Joseph P. Riley Jr. of Charleston said he would lead a 120-mile march to Columbia to protest South Carolina's flying of a Confederate flag over its Capitol.

And indeed, a group of politicians on Wednesday called for a ban on the flying of tourist helicopters in Manhattan, even as helicopter operators maintained that it is far more dangerous to drive in New York.

A21 Mr. Bradley assailed Gov. George W. Bush and Senator John McCain for failing to condemn South Carolina's flying of a Confederate flag.