Sentence examples for flew better from inspiring English sources

The rarest "gutties" are the smooth-surfaced ones that were produced for a only few years after 1848 before it became clear that a nicked-up ball flew better, and they began to be hammered in patterns.

Today it is fighting fit and flying better than it has done for decades.

Andy Lee, the spokesman for USA Ultimate, the sport's U.S. governing body, says the disc of choice is the Discraft 175-gram Ultra-Star, because it flies better.

It's impossible not to look at some of the designs and think: the planes I made as a kid would fly better than that.

She could fly better than men, train race horses better than men (she was the most successful trainer in Africa in her day), but write well?

"Man will fly like the bird," Nadar promised, "better than the bird; for... it is certain to us that man will be obliged to fly better than the bird, in order to fly merely as well".

When all is said and done, their argument about a culinary simulacrum of a long-ago taste would fly better in the Borscht Belt than in a kosher kitchen.

(The New York scenes are murky, and the direction is generally awkward.) That reasoning would fly better or at least more sturdily if the filmmaker stuck to the personal angle and didn't try to wrench an object lesson about female empowerment from the Rosenstrasse action.

Just over half of the students (N = 63) either offered no response or simply gave statements such as, "to make it fly better".

Think you have the cash to fly? Better be sure our fickle crowds will come out and pay that bloated door price.

Adapted flies better tolerate acute hypoxic stress, and we explored the mechanisms of this tolerance using a flux-balance model of central metabolism.