Sentence examples for compelled to fly from inspiring English sources
FOR those of us compelled to fly in cattle class, life is becoming more and more miserable.
It's already an active debate among the small number in the international environmental movement who feel compelled to fly.
Many politicians worry about dying in plane crashes, as they often feel compelled to fly even in bad conditions and they are usually in small planes.
Mr. Benson said he felt compelled to fly here to participate in what advocates are calling a historic event reminiscent of the struggle once faced by interracial couples.
As I gnawed on a chicken leg, I couldn't help but feel sorry for those busy folks who feel compelled to fly from coast to coast, and never stop off in the very unhomogenized middle, where the accents are varied, the summers are hot, strangers are apt to call you "honey," and history lives on.
From Icarus' brush with the Sun, and immortal fame, man has felt compelled to fly or glide in some form: parachutes were developed in the late 1700s, and hang-gliders were tested a hundred years later.
He maintained that though he had been compelled to learn how to fly, he was not acceptable to the RAF as a pilot because he always flew with one wing lower than the other.
NEW DELHI — Air India, India's unprofitable national carrier, is using "coercion and fear" to compel pilots to fly long hours and while ill, an Indian pilots' union claims.
But in the end, Matt and I still felt compelled to give the new iPhone a fly.
Overhearing Mr. Heys's comment, Zane Kinney, who had flown all the way from Ellensburg, Wash., felt compelled to correct the record.
Curly-headed people, long compelled to straighten their hair to conform to stifling ideas of beauty, now let their freak flags fly... or, rather, straighten and "defrizz" them with more enlightened products.
