Sentence examples for book flying from inspiring English sources
The tour d'horizon that ends the book – flying the reader over the South Downs, across the East Anglian wheat-bowl and up through West Riding to the "mountain regions" – ends, inevitably, at the chalk cliffs of the Channel coast: Britain's Cretaceous bastion, its white shield raised against invaders.
He opened by announcing Eriksson was "not impartial to both teams", a statement alone guaranteed to have Uefa's book flying in his direction.
He is the author of "Carrying the Fire: An Astronaut's Journeys" (Farrar, Straus & Giroux) and "Liftoff: The Story of America's Adventure in Space" (Grove Press), as well as a children's book, "Flying to the Moon and Other Strange Places" (Farrar, Straus & Giroux).
She became a spokesperson for the feminism movement following the success of Sexual Politics, but struggled with conflicting perceptions of her as arrogant and elitist, and the expectations of others to speak for them, which she covered in her 1974 book, Flying.
Creator of.the Sand Spirits Insight Cards and author of the award-winning book, Flying Lessons: How to Be the Pilot of Your Own Life, Pam is a life-long photographer, a licensed pilot, a mother of two and a grandmother of five.
Needham points out that the title of his book Flying Bird Calendar may have been a mistake, and that the book is more accurately entitled Bird's Eye Map.
Captain Chesley Sullenberger quibbles with the arguments made in William Langewiesche's new book "Fly by Wire".
"What happened to Barnes's book flies in the face of much research on the effects of social status".
Just then we hit heavy turbulence, and the map book flew off the co-pilot's lap and slid all the way back from the cockpit to my seat.
Her memoir settled scores, and the book flew off the shelves.
In his new book, "Fly by Wire the Geese, the Glide, the Miracle on the Hudson" he writes about the various factors that came into play on Flight 1549.
