Sentence examples for could fly across from inspiring English sources
Its Greek name, Aornos, was interpreted as meaning "without birds," giving rise to the legend that no bird could fly across it and live because of its poisonous sulfurous vapours.
Although North Korea has vowed to develop the ability to attack the United States with nuclear warheads and has tested missiles that can reach throughout the Korean Peninsula and its vicinity, it has never tested a long-range missile that could fly across the Pacific.
For basically the cost of two Wendy's cheeseburgers I could fly across the country.
A drone like this could fly across heavy traffic and deliver life-saving equipment in under three minutes.
Apple's lowest-priced iPod model stores 5,000 songs; you could fly across the continental U.S. and back multiple times and still not have listened to every track.
Then, a transition to a scene that requires dramatic, un-fettered action and boom, a Stuntronics double could fly across the space on its own, calculating trajectories and striking poses with its on-board hardware, hitting a target dead on every time.
Messi rarely says anything revealing, but for an instant we could feel him here, this tiny boy with a talent so big it could fly him across the ocean at the vulnerable age of 13.
Pettitte did not want to fly yesterday afternoon, with the Yankees on the verge of clinching; he knew there was a chance he could fly all the way across the country and then have to fly back on Sunday if the Yankees won Game 4. The Yankees were scheduled to check into their Bay Area hotel early this morning, at about 5 a.m.
The first Super Bowl featured Bart Starr, Vince Lombardi and the Green Bay Packers, Len Dawson, Hank Stram and the Kansas City Chiefs — and a 22-year-old named Bill Suitor who could literally fly across a football field.
