Sentence examples for cut flying from inspiring English sources
The direct flights cut flying time in half.
The growing importance of service income also makes the company more sensitive to an economic downturn, since airlines immediately cut flying hours.
I envisioned my hair would be like the figure skater's — a wedge cut flying freely from my head in slow motion as I did balletic jumps in our New Jersey living room.
"The issue for airlines is going to be, if you have to cut flying to Kennedy, are you going to cut your flights from Elmira — or from Phoenix?" he said.
The Pentagon, for example, says it needs $2.8 billion by late April to pay for unanticipated costs in Kosovo or the military will have to cut flying hours, cancel training exercises and forgo maintenance, jeopardizing military readiness.
Even in his earliest, wildest days, when his determination to kill an audience was such that he would swing from the rafters, cut flying splits from atop a grand piano, and even leap from a theatre balcony into the orchestra pit, his outrageousness was carefully calculated to convey that, while he cannot be contained, he is always in control.
The warblers that had their beak-to-brain connection cut flew northeast, as if they had departed from near Kaliningrad they had lost their "map sense" and could no longer determine their location.
Professor Dame Sue Bailey, chair of the AOMRC said: "These cuts fly in the face of common sense.
Dame Sue Bailey, who chairs the AoMRC, said: "These cuts fly in the face of common sense.
Like much of today's legislation, the proposed budget cuts fly in the face of science.
Cut fly larvae will soon hatch and swarm up the stems to defoliate each one, so we will enjoy them while we can.
