Sentence examples for course fly from inspiring English sources

And many public officials, of course, fly on private government planes.

They run, leap, trot, dance, ride, skip, spin, swing, scoot, slide, sail, swim and, of course, fly.

Rigid Cuban government policies on private businesses deter the confidence necessary for major hotel-industry investment from abroad, he added.You still can't, of course, fly direct between America and Cuba on a commercial airliner.

But business travelers, who of course fly more than most people (and are therefore exposed to far more, shall we say, stimuli from the airlines) often provide the kind of anecdotes that leave flight attendants fuming and muttering dark imprecations to one another in the galley.

The airline will, of course, fly on without a hitch.

Both, of course, fly in the face of free trade, which lies at the root of free-market capitalism.

"And Hugh of course flies onto the stage".

There are, of course, flies in Arcadia, & mosquitoes larger than grackles.

The A-League players, of course, flew home the next morning.

Of course, flying (especially in the United States) is actually incredibly safe on a deaths-per-passenger-mile basis.

A shaken Marcos was in due course flown out of the country by the Americans, and his presidential rival, Corazón Aquino, became president.