Sentence examples for dreads flying from inspiring English sources

The people at the next table at Radda, a NoBo Italian fave run by a local who rides to work on his sexy black motorcycle with his dreads flying, are likely to be wearing patchouli and eating an enormous amount of food for obvious reasons.

After that, Mr. Goldstein dreaded flying.

Naoko Kanbara, a 35-year-old flight attendant, said she dreaded flying to Hong Kong next week.

The writer's wife dreaded flying and after a sdary flight he promised her that she would never have to fly with him again.

The author of this column is sympathetic — I once dreaded flying so much that I traveled to Dallas to attend a "how to survive a plane crash" course.

I dreaded it like I dread flying on airplanes.

It's no wonder so many parents dread flying with young children.

We travel internationally far too often whether for pleasure or obligation, but yet there are many of us who dread flying.

"I don't feel as if it is safe to be an American anywhere anymore," said Ms. Seaman, who dreads even flying to New York.

Jlin entered with her dreads already flying, the crowd already beginning to cheer.

It's that initial blast after being immersed in the stale atmosphere within an aircraft for almost a full day of flying that I always dread after landing in Taiwan.