Sentence examples for be flying with from inspiring English sources
"He won't be flying with a 2-year-old and a baby," his wife pointed out.
New Zealander Rhys Darby may be flying with the Conchords, but his Edinburgh show barely got off the ground.
The broker promised that one of the top transplant surgeons in Israel would be flying with them to perform the operation.
I also assumed that because Florence would be flying with Charles, her 14-year-old brother, from Detroit to Boston, he, too, would be exempt from the fee since she would be accompanying him.
Aid workers aboard the Airbus A330 will be flying with tickets bought at premium prices: the cheapest Heathrow-Brussels-Freetown fare for Sunday is £1,251, for a journey of just over 3,000 miles.
Should you be flying with British Airways this summer, the positive attitude with which you will be welcomed, and the good service you expect, are down to the man who was chief executive of BA during the airline's golden age from 1983 to 1995.
If there is no wind, the ship can be flown with turbofan engines attached to each side.
He emphasized that Matternet's systems can be flown with the push of a button, and are authorized to fly "beyond the line of sight," in Switzerland.
A second helicopter had been flying with the MH-60.
