Sentence examples for bush flying from inspiring English sources

Bob Dole made a crack long ago about patrician Poppy Bush flying over the infantry.

–Pleasure aircraft A sleek four-seat Cirrus SR22-G3 airplane; a load-hauload-haulingeat Cessna turbo 182 for bush flying (or add floats for water landings); or a Robinson R44 Cessnar II helicopturboo hop over poor slobs stuck on clogged freeways.

For a moment, I felt as if I had just spoken with President Bush flying over post-Katrina New Orleans.

A couple of them specialize in bush flying techniques.

A college degree is not as important for a bush flying job as flying experience.

2: Don't beat around the commercial bush Flying in the face of the disingenuous "we don't want to sell out" indie whinnyings of your terminally average indie troupe, Klaxons have, without being shameless or desperate, stated from day one that they want to sell a million records.

GEORGE BUSH flew in to a fanfare of bugles and cynicism at the start of his tour of the Middle East this week.

Our only contact with the outside came when our bush pilot flew by on the way to somewhere else, spotted us and waggled his wings as a greeting.

The fact that Bezos visited his newspaper last month with more stealth than George W. Bush flying into Baghdad — a visit that was so well hidden even from people at the famously wide-open Post that I managed to break the story in these pages — struck me as particularly bizarre.

When construction of the railway reached an elevation of 200 m, workers reported bites from an unidentified bush-dwelling, flying insect and many subsequently died of high fevers (15 ).

Koestler knew this would make a good story for his friend Jules Hartman, a bush pilot who was flying in a couple of American doctors later that day.