Sentence examples for feels to fly from inspiring English sources

The next weekend at the Share Commune, he is to write a poem describing how it feels to fly over Brooklyn at a cost of three thousand dollars, and read it to his Commune brothers.

Pilots or armchair historians of flight who would like to know how it feels to fly the Flyer, but won't get the chance, can try the February 2003 edition of Microsoft's Flight Simulator, which includes the Flyer and other historic planes.

This Bed 12. Distance And Time 13. How It Feels To Fly 14. Empire State Of Mind (Part II).

We caught up with her during her lunch hour to find out how it feels to fly halfway across the world for the weekend.

With the film set for release in the US on March 27, VICE sat down with Mundruczo to ask him how it felt to fly in the face of W. C. Fields's infamous recommendation to never work with animals or children.

Some of Ms. Griffin's songs tell stories about characters, like the female aerialist in "Trapeze" who knows "what it feels like to fly" before the song warns, "One of these nights the old girl's going down".

If she could tell the judge what it feels like to fly, Karla Keck would stand up in the Supreme Court of British Columbia this week and say: "It's so calm when you're in the air, so quiet.

This is what it feels like to fly without a net.

He is a EA-18G pilot and I ask what it feels like to fly one of the "Speed Racer" like jets.

"We wanted to focus on helping people understand what it feels like to fly," Akmal said at the media event for the film at the Four Seasons Hotel in Beverly Hills on Friday.

As I gnawed on a chicken leg, I couldn't help but feel sorry for those busy folks who feel compelled to fly from coast to coast, and never stop off in the very unhomogenized middle, where the accents are varied, the summers are hot, strangers are apt to call you "honey," and history lives on.