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In Mr. DeSare's solo piano version of "Fly Me to the Moon" on Thursday evening, the song certainly flew: it swooped and glided all over the place.

Stokes certainly flew out of the traps first thing, resuming on 74 not out, with England 317 for five, and requiring just 12 deliveries to reach his third Test hundred in a flurry of boundaries.

Brown's return after 21 months out injured has coincided with Poyet's arrival and Sunderland's recent upturn and it was hard to see why he warranted a red card: he certainly flew into the tackle but his studs were not raised, even if Hughes saw it differently.

He's certainly flying, but I doubt it is to a destination called Downing Street.

We were certainly flying near the sun last week, when the leitmotif of this contest was Oprah's Book Club.

He added that he had been "a bit frightened" but that he would certainly fly with Qantas again.

(Then again, how would one tell?) He was certainly flying high when he met the press later at the Sheraton.

But in a climate of heightened tension in Hong Kong between the pro-democracy camp and supporters of China's hardline policies, rumours will certainly fly.

Auckland is New Zealand's biggest city and the place you'll almost certainly fly into if you come from the United States.

Even if the next few go ahead as planned, NASA will almost certainly fly fewer missions than the 28 it had once hoped for.

By Willing Davidson April 28, 2009 We were certainly flying near the sun last week, when the leitmotif of this contest was Oprah's Book Club.