Sentence examples for apparently flying from inspiring English sources

Its Russian-built aircraft, both fixed-wing and helicopters, are apparently flying at will over the battlefield.

On Monday, Turkey said that its air force had intercepted a Russian fighter plane that had violated the country's airspace while apparently flying a sortie over Syria – an incident that risked further inflaming tensions days after Russia's military intervention began.

Through the UK's export finance agency (UKEF) and UK Trade and Investment (UKTI), the government routinely helps finance major oil and gas projects overseas, apparently flying in the face of pledges to withdraw precisely this kind of support.

It is true that yesterday I saw a cuckoo apparently flying for its life because an annoyed tree-pipit was chasing it, and that when it outdistanced the little bird it called many times, but the voice of the cuckoo is not the most noticeable bird-note now.

How could a ball apparently flying so far off the mark and sending a ball boy who was nowhere near the goal ducking for cover suddenly make such an eye-popping change of course?

Answer: In all the furor this summer about seating, I had forgotten about United's Premium Service flights, which have been around since 2004, although they were apparently flying under my radar and Ong's too.

That plane, apparently flown by Mr. Hanjour, began to jerk wildly in the air.

The planes were apparently flown by loyalists of Saleh or the Houthis.

News reports indicated that the plane apparently flew into a hillside on an island off the province's rugged coastline.

Menem's son, Carlos, Jr., died in a helicopter crash, in 1995, after his pilot apparently flew into high-tension electrical wires.

The sisters apparently flew to Costa Rica days after the Met Ball Gala, where they were attending Kelly Rowland's wedding to Tim Witherspoon.