Sentence examples for could fly through from inspiring English sources

He could fly through the air.

A craft could fly through those plumes, sample the water and look for life.

Relief workers could fly through a model of a disaster area to look for survivors and guide rescue helicopters.

"I stood up in the dark," LeMayne recalls, "and pulled everything off the table so nothing could fly through the air and kill us".

For example, they might say that Montezuma could fly through the air carrying three virgins at a time to a sacrificial altar in the sky.

When his two sons could barely walk, Mr. Qualben hung swings from the branches of the mulberry tree so they could fly through the air.

The first time she saw the room allotted her at the show house, she felt like Mary Poppins, the decorator Susan Zises Green said: "I felt you could fly right through the windows".

Or it could fly into a building through a window.

"As a child, I had this dream that I could fly, and I used to imagine myself flying through the air.

That's what four University of Leicester students discovered when they measured the caped crusader's flying abilities and found that while Batman could fly - or rather, glide through the air - the impact from his landing would likely wreck his body unless he fought crime with a bigger cape.

The special forces could fly directly into Afghanistan or pass through bases in nearby Pakistan.