Sentence examples for could fly above from inspiring English sources
Imagine a train, he thought, that could "fly" above the ground at 300 miles an hour without ever touching its rails.
Nearly a century ago, there were probably people arguing that once people could fly above the battle in planes or roll through infantry in armoured vehicles, war would become more common, since humans could largely be kept out of harm's way.
33 years ago, the American Helicopter Society established the Igor I. Sikorsky Human-Powered Helicopter Prize which called for a team to design and build a working, non-motorized helicopter that could fly above three metres for a minute or longer.
The Malaysian plane was flying on an approved route — the assumption by international aviation organisations was that civilian jetliners could fly far above the danger.
The Army wanted a surveillance ship that could fly twenty thousand feet above the war zone in Afghanistan for weeks at a time.
These amphibious machines could fly several meters above the surface of the water, and the Orlyonok (or "Eaglet", in English) could take on a payload of up to 61,730lbs while reaching a fairly impressive max cruising speed of about 250mph.
The plane would fly just above the atmosphere, meaning it could fly at more than 3,000mph.
