Sentence examples for because it flies relatively from inspiring English sources

That's because it flies relatively slowly, and it needs extra airspace when there's a large jet in front of it.

It flies relatively slowly and can loiter above targets.

Wrong, because it flies in the face of five centuries of financial booms and busts.

Idealistic, because it flies in the face of how the car industry works.

"The wreckage trail looks like it was flying relatively level and fast when it hit the terrain," he said.

It is flying relatively new jets but they are owned by Airbus and Boeing.

It is often seen flying relatively low in open or semi-open areas.

Here is his advice: One, use planes with engines mounted under the wings, because those aircraft can still fly relatively well even if all but one of their engines are destroyed.

Since the Commons vote to extend bombing to Syria, the RAF has flown relatively few missions to Syria, mainly because of a shortage of targets.

It turns out that starlings are quite good at outmaneuvering peregrine falcons if the peregrines are flying relatively slowly.

"It flies.