Sentence examples for cotton flying from inspiring English sources

Flown without tails that would hinder their agility, these highly maneuverable flat kites have a length of cutting line coated with an abrasive attached to the bridle (see below Aerodynamics), which is then tied to a light cotton flying line.

Wool is preferable to cotton when flying over water, as wool does not lose its insulating properties to the degree cotton does when wet. Wear sensible shoes.

Ball cotton was flying around, creating a blizzard.

A cotton candy machine they installed was fit into the trunk without leaving enough room for the dome top to keep the cotton candy strands "from flying all over the place".

Their body parts and blood were flying like small pieces of cotton in the classroom.

It's an alarming-looking apparatus of cotton, bamboo and wire, which the Glasgow-based aviator was flying when he crashed in 1899, later dying from his injuries.

In Liverpool, a city made wealthy by cotton imports, it was said that there were more Confederate flags flying along the banks of the Mersey than in Virginia.

Ruskin and other critics of Monsanto, Bayer, and other companies that produce GMOs charge that they sell seeds that grow monocultures — one type of cotton, for instance — that fly in the face of the diversity of nature.

You'll get descriptions of flying serpents, metallic balloons and one person even described a spaceship as a 'huge bale of cotton on fire.'".

The author recalls flying in a Lloyd International Airlines Bristol Britannia turbo-prop airliner from Stansted to Hong Kong in 1968, sleeping on a cargo of cotton-bales.

Margaret Coxage and her husband, for instance, flew into the storm from sunny St. Lucia on Monday morning, clad in their cotton vacation outfits.