Sentence examples for flies badly from inspiring English sources

In other words, the objection would be that neo-Meinongianism flies badly in the face of our intuitions about the meaning of 'true'true

By a very different route, the fungus also weakens mosquitoes; they fly badly and bite less, and many die within 14 days.

Mr. Scott, author of a recent book on planes that flew badly or not at all, "The Wrong Stuff?," said another simple problem with the Flyer was its short length.

Stop immediately if the quadcopter is flying badly and you realize that the cause is a bad motor.

In 2009, a flying spring badly injured a driver, and another was killed by a flying wheel in a Formula Two race.

The Flyer was badly damaged on the day of its first flight.

Impressed with his skilful flying while badly wounded, the Germans buried him with full honours.

The article stated that eight helicopters arrived on the scene and flew the most badly injured children directly to university hospitals.

By working with a tiny crew, and by asking people to accept a percentage of the film's earnings rather than up-front fees, he can impersonate Stanley Kubrick: he can afford to keep a production going week after week, revisit material that turned out badly, and fly to Paris to film a six-minute sequence.

The aesthetic isn't far from PC Music either, best displayed between each segment as the band fly around on a badly green-screened sofa holding fluffy clipboards.

No. 36 Squadron Hercules took part in Operation Sumatra Assist in the wake of the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami; the aircraft were initially used to fly supplies into the badly damaged city of Banda Aceh.