Sentence examples for bit of flying from inspiring English sources

Amid any number of explosions and deaths, the original scene in which Lieutenant Bon Jovi was decapitated by a bit of flying debris was cut.

As the film is in 3D, there is naturally a fair bit of flying through the air – in a wackily modified small car.

The director, Garry Marshall, tries to address this by making veiled references to Andrews' career history ("I've done a bit of flying in my time," says her character at one stage, nodding to Mary Poppins).

Simpson goes on to speculate on the adaptive reason for flightlessness at least in Patagonian birds: the strong winds so prevalent there useful to soaring eagles, but a hazard for birds that make their living on the ground who still do a bit of flying.

So, after a touch of driving and dancing, it's time for a little bit of flying.

I have never seen a better bit of flying than those Nazi pilots [sic – German] put up – they got into formation like a well-drilled team, in the teeth of guns.

Not one, not two, but three dates were derailed by bits of flying lobster, so it's best to play safe and avoid altogether.

In a flash and roar, the shell and a large section of wall were converted into a rush of shrapnel, shattered cinder blocks and bits of flying plaster and concrete.

Watch for bits of flying ice as the bartender chips smaller pieces from their custom-made ice blocks into a cocktail shaker.

"There is a bit of fly-tipping and smashed glass, and the urban blight still exists".

When he got back to the dormitory, boys came around his bed to know what had happened, asking if Jude did any bit of fly-fishing or fiddled with his yoke.