Sentence examples for annual flying from inspiring English sources

During the brief annual flying visit, the "caring" family, having dispensed the small glass of cooking sherry, for the first time notices that auntie is demented.

That entitles you to 100 hours of annual flying time for five years.

Fractional shares are sold in increments starting at one-sixteenth of a share in a plane (which provides about 50 hours of annual flying time).

The association eventually moved to Oshkosh, where it had established a popular annual "fly-in".

So to prepare for the second annual fly-off at Northrop Grumman Integrated Systems in Bethpage recently, Paul Petrini asked an expert.

Lewis hosts an annual fly-in at his Jardin Ranch, in Encinal.

If I'm lucky, this July I'll be invited once again to participate in the annual fly-in at Danbury Municipal Airport, a red-white-and blue affair if there ever was one.

Remote clinics with annual "fly-in" ophthalmologists operate in a number of Australian states.

When I was researching the column on the survey, I double-checked with Jack Sweeney, the editor in chief of Consulting Magazine, to ask whether the question about annual miles flown was clearly about actual miles in the sky, rather than total accumulated annual frequent-flier miles (which usually include bonuses and miles points from credit card purchases and the like).

But it also asked about annual miles flown, and this is where the commotion began.

In some groups, members who break an annual quota — by flying or driving, for example — must pay a fine into a central account that is redistributed to those who emit less than the annual quota.