Sentence examples for change flying from inspiring English sources
By connecting idle pilots with needy businesses, DroneBase can change flying an unmanned aerial vehicle from a hobby into a profession, equip businesses with aerial data without them having to own drones and build its business too.
We felt that using public money to finance new fossil fuel in the face of the threat of climate change flies in the face of public interest.
In dark moods, she writes, "This is a short-term lease among the stars," and "If anything happens that is pleasant, it belongs to the periphery, where all things perish, change, fly, disappear".
The change flies in the face of the views of GOC Central Commander, responsible for regional Israeli Defence Force units and brigades in the West Bank, who refuted claims common buses are a security risk.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.07423.009 We considered the possibility that exposure to wasps could change fly feeding behavior, and subsequent poor nutrition could trigger the mid-oogenesis checkpoint (Drummond-Barbosa and Spradling, 2001).
And the authorities have begun to allow for private startups of the sort that have changed flying in much of the rest of the world.
And while the ABS tried to sneak the change in just days before Christmas prime time for unpopular policy changes flying under the radar privacy groups noticed.
Martin Lewis, founder of MoneySavingExpert.com, says the changes fly in the face of the government's promise that there would be no real change when it sold off the student loans.
"The idea that youth can never change flies in the face of all that we know and is against any sense of moral redemption".
Similar to when you do a simple change, in a flying lead change you want to ask your horse to switch his leads over the pole.
I changed flies during that period, going from a Silver Rat to a Rusty Rat and back to the Blue Charm.
