Sentence examples for flew one from inspiring English sources

In fact, next time you're on a domestic flight with nary a package of peanuts to stave off hunger, think of the passenger who flew one morning on Edelweiss Air and reported he was given a breakfast of endless Champagne, five types of bread, sausage, cold cuts, mashed potatoes, spinach, fresh fruit and cheese.

Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin flew one of his airships overhead on 29 August 1909; five days later, 150,000 people watched Orville Wright fly eight laps.

The supposed meeting in Prague by Mr. Atta, who flew one of the hijacked jets on Sept. 11, was a centerpiece of early efforts by the Bush administration and its conservative allies to link Iraq with the attacks as the administration sought to justify a war to topple Saddam Hussein.

I tailor my spiel for Egypt, covering the much discussed possible homosexuality of Mohammed Atta, the Egyptian terrorist who flew one of the planes into the Twin Towers on September 11, to the Queen Boat and the Cairo 52, to the state of gay rights in the country now, some locals commenting crackdowns seem an up and down issue over the past several years.

(Russian airplane manufacturer Tupolev flew one of its big three-engined TU 154 jetliners partially on liquid hydrogen in the late 1980s, and both Lockheed and Airbus made plans, never realized, for experimental liquid hydrogen-fueled passenger and transport jets).

In his barnstorming days, Charles Lindbergh flew one.

The price to fly one mile on an airliner, about 12 cents on average domestically, has changed little over the last 20 years.

Let's blame her disappearance on not flying one of these contraptions on that fateful flight.

His journey required him to fly one leg on Thai Airways and change in Bangkok to United.

"I wish I could have been flying one of the planes on Sept. 11".

"You may see one of us fly one day.