Sentence examples similar to approach to fly from inspiring English sources

I like the no-drama approach to flying.

"It's a fundamentally different approach to flying".

Airlines like United and American still promote the full-service approach to flying, but the airline carrying the most passengers within the United States is Southwest, a discount carrier.

US Airways' plan applies to travel within the Americas booked on or after July 9th.Update: here's an interesting assessment from the Cranky Flier, suggesting that while the charge is commensurate with US Airways' approach to flying, it makes less sense for United, which purports to be "more of a premium carrier".

Wes Streeting, the new MP for Ilford North and a rising star in the Labour party, said: "It would be peculiar enough for different departments to take a different approach to flying a rainbow flag, but what's bizarre about this decision is that it reverses the position adopted by William Hague".

The Virgin Galactic spacecraft began on the drawing board of aerospace genius Burt Rutan, who had a stick-and-rudder approach to flying the craft.

In the course of our conversation, I asked a simple question, "How did you accomplish what you did, serve with such distinction, and blaze a trail amidst such incredible discrimination?" His reply was firm and delivered with incredible conviction, "Simple... we woke up each day with a brash, almost arrogant approach to flying, sometimes bordering on defiance.

And in the United States, split-cane rods are regarded as part of a purist approach to fly-fishing -- a sport that attracts its share of purists.

We discovered that the best approach was to fly above our target and swoop down on it.

The other approach is to fly more slowly, and thus put less strain on the components in the first place.

From elsewhere in the UK, the quickest approach is to fly to Brussels – from which trains run to Mons in 71 minutes, fare €17.20.