Sentence examples for better to fly from inspiring English sources
It's better to fly under the radar".
Is it better to fly into St.
Is it better to fly between cities to save time, or travel by train or bus? -- Rebecca Axelrod-Cooper One option is Lviv, above, near the Polish border.
All fantasy and pretension, so she marries a count, not bothering to notice He's broke!! She'd have done better to fly to the moon and marry a French-speaking walnut!
And who better to fly the airplane than Charles Lindbergh, an iconic figure of epic proportions after his historic flight across the Atlantic to Paris in 1927?
That said, where better to fly this winter than to France, the land of liberté, fraternité, bureaucracy to look at and reflect upon history's greatest Surrealist icons: Jean Cocteau (who denied being one) and Salvador Dali (who marketed his Surrealist images and profiles in a vast fortune, then broke with them).
The ads include the company's previous slogan, "There's no better way to fly".
For a curious boy, what better place to fly through an open window than a Manhattan high-rise?
But of the Florida Holy Trinity – Goofy, golf and good weather – Tampa can boast the latter two, which isn't bad (and some say that it's actually a better place to fly to for the state's star attraction, Walt Disney World – cheaper flights and still only 80 miles away).
And yet given the monopoly power of most airports, it is hard to make any headway.In this section Please adjust your set In the wake of Wal-Mart I want my P2P World v web House of cards Soya on rice to go A better way to fly Reprints Related items Airlines under siege: Silver linings, darkening cloudsMar 25th 2004In response, Mr Bisignani has turned IATA into an aggressive lobbyist.
