Sentence examples for bother to fly from inspiring English sources
Jack Valenti didn't bother to fly in from Washington: He pleaded last-minute business.
There are reports that sometimes they don't even bother to fly through Khartoum airport, choosing instead to construct makeshift landing strips in the middle of the wilderness that are dismantled after they depart, sometimes apparently in massive military C-130 planes.
Will we be so transfixed by our phones that we don't need to choose the posh hotel, or maybe even bother to fly somewhere?
No limits are placed on participation, so flights are controlled by operating regulations and natural congestion, leading to an inefficient system that is oversubscribed, slow or even dangerous — or to one that is so heavily regulated few companies bother to fly drones.
In other words, if I can buy Karine Dupont handbags from Artfulwears.com by clicking a few buttons, why had I bothered to fly across an ocean for the privilege of wandering the Rue du Cherche-midi to peer into a Karine Dupont storefront and sigh longingly?
Not only is no one from the U.S. Congress bothering to fly the 1354 miles from DC, no member is even sending a staffperson to observe.
Today, the vista is available to anyone watching images from a television news helicopter and, if they bother to look, to passengers flying in and out of the metropolitan area's airports.
On a recent evening, a couple at the oval-shaped mahogany bar — crowned by a gilded mobile of flying horses — didn't bother to hide their disappointment, complaining about the prices ("Twenty-six dollars for four slices of salmon, ya kiddin' me?") and eulogizing: "Remember the older place?
Supersonic Man Shameless 1979 Spanish-Italian Superman rip-off which didn't bother to hide the fact that a doll was used for flying sequences.
Governor Pataki did not even bother to stay around this weekend for cajoling or arm-twisting; instead, he flew to California to raise money for Republicans.
