Sentence examples for could only fly from inspiring English sources
It is "If I Could Only Fly," by Blaze Foley, not "I Wish I Could Fly".
It may have been a noble idea, but one that could only fly with huge amounts of public money, and that now is in short supply.
Ms. Griffith covers other songwriters too: Loretta Lynn's "High on a Mountain Top" is on the new album, perhaps honoring the woman who paved the way for Ms. Griffith's generation of songwriters in Nashville and beyond, along with a haunting version of Blaze Foley's "If I Could Only Fly".
His readings of cult favorites "The Day the Rains Came," "Roses in Winter" and "If I Could Only Fly" — a Merle-associated Blaze Foley song, included here in a recording that would barely qualify as a proper demo — are so delicate and mysterious that you fear a stiff breeze might blow them away forever.
But you could only fly your crew on a rocket certified for human spaceflight such as a Russian Soyuz or Chinese Long March.
It used photovoltaic cells to charge a battery that powered an electric motor, but could only fly five minutes, at which point it could either glide or land.
Murphy's deputy was Flying Officer (later Sir) Henry Winneke, who found his boss's companionship "exhilarating"—Murphy was "a product of the old school of airmen who could not only fly a plane but also pull it apart and put it together again", generally "amiable" but who "could act gruffly when the occasion demanded".
Sometimes she wished she could just fly.
Yes, you could insist that all airlines only fly A380s, but funnily enough that would cause the UK aviation market to collapse as virtually all routes would become unprofitable.
If a planned flight was non-compliant with the regulation, for example if it exceeded flight and duty time limits, it could only be flown under an FAA-approved Fatigue Risk meetingent System (FRMS) an meeting Alternativeive Method of Compliance (AMOC).
The Blue Ensign could only be flown on a state government building if a state flag was not available.
