Sentence examples for feeling flying from inspiring English sources

But "the nicest function," she added, "is rejoicing, what biologists call 'social glue.' Their howling sends a lot of positive interactive feeling flying around".

Once more with feeling Flying blind?

I wish I could describe the feeling of flying across what we called the T.E.

You have this sort of feeling of flying because the dunes are so high.

I remember the feeling of flying and how exciting it was.

"It's the feeling of flying or gliding," said Alan Cagan, a 60-year-old Lynbrook resident, sound designer and Honda Gold Wing rider.

Visually, the experience is all about immersion – seeing things from a pilot's eye view and experiencing an unsettling, dreamlike feeling of flying.

In a 2006 portrait of Steve Pyle, a former sergeant who was badly injured in a mortar attack, she put two of his children on a trampoline, to suggest the feeling of flying he felt when the mortar exploded.

"The airports are going to be crowded, I don't want to wait with my gear in a line a hundred miles long, and I guess I have this residual bad feeling about flying," he said.

These days it's far slicker operation, though there is a peculiar feeling to flying for 26 hours only to find yourself in a place that has been chosen for its resemblance to the Malvern Hills.

Mainly because it hurt to put the brakes on, I also overcame my fear of descending the mountains at speed and began to love, rather than fear, the feeling of flying down the trails.