Sentence examples for encouraged to fly from inspiring English sources

Schools should be encouraged to fly the union jack to help "reassert" Britishness, Ukip's culture spokesman has suggested.

Airlines must also be encouraged to fly larger planes on certain routes to La Guardia, and private aviation should be barred from the airport.

More likely is a price war fought with renewed vigour, with more and more people encouraged to fly as low-cost carriers compete to boost their efficiency.

Schools in Bolton will be encouraged to fly the union flag and sing the national anthem in assemblies to foster patriotism in the young after the council voted overwhelmingly in favour of the idea.

When the female was encouraged to fly, a curious symphony ensued.

As a result, schools and homes were encouraged to fly the Hinomaru until the early 1950s.

There is a complication, though, for the man who we were encouraged to believe could fly.

The government has encouraged us to fly as we once did.

In a memorandum to members of his coalition, Mr. Hensarling encouraged them to fly back to Washington early if necessary to attend the meeting.

Her musicians, the pianist Don Rebic and the bassist Dick Sarpola, maintained a low profile in refined pop-jazz arrangements that encouraged Ms. Andreas to fly as far and wide as she wished.

He hadn't made much as a late-stage employee, he admitted, but he had a taste for what could be, and encouraged me to fly to Boston to discuss creating our own startup.