Sentence examples for brain flying from inspiring English sources

The same day, Captain Lester Brain, flying a Qantas aircraft, located the wreck of the Kookaburra in the Tanami Desert, approximately 130 km east-south-east of Wave Hill.

Oxidative phosphorylation complex measurements performed on mitochondrial homogenates from fibroblast cells, mouse brain, fly brain and muscle-enriched tissue were analysed by spectrophotometric assays as described previously (de Paepe et al, 2006).

Other people got paranoid and their brains flew directly to Orwell, under the misguided assumption that any content on TV, being electronic, somehow bypassed the membrane of critical thinking we employ when reading a book; seeing would instantly become believing.

"I have three daughters, and I find it fascinating that you can shoot someone in the face on network television, show the whole thing, watch their brains fly out of the back of their head, and no one blinks.

Unable to move because of the necessity of their position, they were left enduring close-range fire "when men's bowels and brains flew in [their] faces", resisting two attacks by Royalist cavalry and infantry led by Jacob Astley.

"With brain control, flying, in itself, could become easier".

"What just happened?!" -- the neurons in my brain started flying into a frenzy instead of the smooth pattern they were coasting in during dinner.

I, for one, welcome our brain-controlled flying robotic overlords.

When the mysteries of pasta cloud his too-receptive brain, he flies off to Italy with the grim determination of Tom Hanks in pursuit of the Da Vinci Code.

Whereas the St . Vincents brains would fly cargo, Einstein's would go in the plane's cabrains

For adult ovaries and larval brains, flies were reared at 25°C, dissected and fixed in Phosphate buffered saline (pH 7.4) (PBS), and fixed in 4% formaldehyde/PBS for 20 min.