Sentence examples for call flyover from inspiring English sources

Right Network is for people who live in what they call flyover country and what we call America.

American Honey displays an immediacy and a prairie candor that few filmmakers go searching for in what the most callous of us call flyover country.

And there's a feature called FlyOver.

Apple created the 3-D view in its maps service, called Flyover, by shooting aerial photographs.

The app also includes a 3D vector graphics view of cities and landmarks, and a feature called Flyover, with 3D photographic models of cities and landmarks – similar to new features shown off earlier in the month by Google for its Google Earth apps.

Oklahoma State's Bell, for example, argues that relying on reputations penalizes what novelist Tom Wolfe has called "flyover universities" like hers that don't have national reputations but emphasize teaching.

"They call us flyover country," says Miller, "you look out the window when you fly from New York City to Los Angeles, and in the nighttime you see a couple of clusters of twinkling lights, small communities in the middle of nowhere".

"Everybody knows the East and West Coasts call us flyover land, but we have a lot to offer".

If you have the time, why not see America from the ground, enjoying the beauty and cultural diversity of what some call the "flyover country"?

Everything in between are called the "flyover states" for a reason and perhaps Morgan should have thought to stop by them from time to time and not just for presidential debates.

Gov. Mitt Romney commissioned the new road, called a flyover, in 2003, and said he would "resign in shame" if it was not complete by the end of his term; he is not running for re-election this year.