Sentence examples for appetite for flying from inspiring English sources

Given the world's apparently insatiable appetite for flying, and accepting it is seriously damaging for the environment, it becomes crucial to develop less polluting aircraft.

Yet, despite also winning the plaudits of architects who hail its "cathedral-like scale",  T3 could prove to be one of the world's biggest white elephants, judging from overseas airlines' appetite for flying to the city, near Hong Kong.

The researchers found that levels of a chemical active in the brain called neuropeptide F, or NPF, correlated strongly with the flies' appetite for alcohol: when levels of NPF were low, alcohol consumption was high, and vice versa.

It also includes several insect aspects, such as flies' appetite for spoiled and rotten food.

Bez, the Happy Mondays' "walking miracle" and "freaky dancer", a gurning Mancunian famed for his rhumba shakers, flying goggles and appetite for hardcore narcotics (Drugs? "It's my job"), has been declared bankrupt for a second time.

In the context of a dinner party, I think they were way better than the ravioli would have been; those would probably have wound up tasting too much like potato-onion pierogi, and that could have engendered a desire for second helpings, and everyone's appetite for the main course might have flown out the window.

With little international appetite for intervention or a no-fly zone — but a dwindling arsenal of non-military solutions — global leaders have vocally supported the work of the Arab League.

The fly-half's appetite for defensive work is also Wilkinson-esque but it was Saracens' collective defiance which dragged them over the finishing line.

His appetite for biology whetted, he began hanging around a fruit-fly genetics lab at Harvard.

The Los Angeles hard-rock band was still flying high in the early '90s after the success of Appetite for Destruction and the two-part Use Your Illusion albums.

Although the world is eager to fly and thirsts for oil, it has had little appetite for new nuclear power for the past quarter of a century.This is not just the direct result of Chernobyl.