Sentence examples for and try to fly from inspiring English sources

Fly business in Europe; and try to fly first for long haul.

"People think they're eagles and try to fly out of their hotel rooms," Officer Schild said.

"Most golfers would take a 7-iron and try to fly the ball" to the green, Mr. Doak said.

American Airlines told him that his only hope for a flight before Thursday was to stay at the airport and try to fly standby on Tuesday or Wednesday.

At the age of six I didn't stand on rooftops and try to fly – but I definitely felt if I moved my legs fast enough on the edge of a pool I could walk on water.

While the pilots are loath to talk about the threat, officials acknowledge that they have prepared for a nightmare situation in which terrorists hijack an airliner or executive jet and try to fly it into the 80,000-seat Olympic Stadium or one of the other 30 or more spectator-packed sites around the capital.

He keeps a small basement apartment in Washington and tries to fly home every weekend.

It is a giant zeppelin that the artist made mostly of plastic and tape between 1969 and 1971 and tried to fly, unsuccessfully, to its first exhibition.

"People realized then that she's doing what we did, she's spreading her wings and trying to fly, and you know, it's like you were that lightning bug.

By his account, his interest in the theater began when his parents took him, at age 4, to see a production of "Peter Pan"; when he came home he stood on his bed and tried to fly.

For example, on June 26 , 1971 the artist filled "The Aeromodeller," with helium and tried to fly it from his hometown, Antwerp, across the border to Arnheim, the Netherlands, for an exhibition at the Sonsbeek Sculpture Park.