Sentence examples for become flying from inspiring English sources

Given suitable software, unmanned Volocopters could become flying delivery vans, bypassing congested roads.

Without a permanent base, they often become flying dutchmen, traversing the globe without leaving an indelible mark.

Even the language of racial grievance has shifted: Overnight, the cries about driving while black have become flying while brown -- a phrase referring to reports of Muslim-Americans being asked to get off planes.

He wants to send soothing signals to the millions who know the old "Oz," but he has to be careful not to cling too closely to the original, so many of the references are tentative or fragmentary: the flying monkeys have become flying baboons; a lion and some men made of straw are seen in only a couple of shots.

Thus TV becomes 3-D TV, cars become flying cars and telephones become video telephones.

The company has reported that about 4% of offspring survived to become flying adults.

(An early watercolor of trees, bugs, and felled bodies bears the chipper assurance "Nature doesn't care if you become fly food").

Animals that have recently died from hunger and thirst have also become fly-infested breeding grounds for other killer germs.

When Alan Yentob met Bowie for a BBC documentary that would become fly-on-the-wall film Cracked Actor, he seemed fragile and lonely.

The album also debuted at number 34 on the UK Albums Chart, and became Flying Lotus' highest-charting album in the United Kingdom.

"The day I became a flying bishop I became an outsider, redundant," he says.