Marina Abramovic's presentation was, by necessity, a flyover of Feminist Art History 101, but she still managed to squeeze an uncomfortable moment of humanity in at the end – forcing audience members to turn to their neighbour and stare into each other's eyes for two uninterrupted minutes.
"These numbers are not based on any kind of real measurements, but rather fuzzy math estimates," he said, recalling a flyover of the Gulf Coast by scientists a decade ago that recorded emissions of volatile organic compounds at 6 to 12 times the amounts reported by companies.
An article in Business Day on Tuesday about tensions between the Japanese and Chinese governments over gas deposits in the East China Sea misstated the timing of a flyover of the disputed area by Japan's trade minister and his meeting with Chinese negotiators.
The game began with a flyover of F-16 jets, all piloted by former A&M students, in the missing man formation.
Each hour features a flyover of a single state's cities, suburbs, mountains, parks, triumphs, regrets, all strung together by little more than a narrator's voice.
(A couple of weeks later, by telephone from London, he said that the trip eventually included a jaunt to Chile and a flyover of Brazil).
Before visiting Kotzebue, Obama did a flyover of Kivalina, a tiny village on a barrier island that can be reached only by air.
Later that month the air group made a flyover of President Harry Truman's Inauguration ceremony.
Soarin' and its sister attraction at Disneyland currently takes guests on a flyover of California.
Those who remained milled about by a flyover.
