Sentence examples for flies erratically from inspiring English sources

The bees must be full bees; an empty bee wags his tail and flies erratically, a full bee flies in a true bee line.

While many players, especially goalkeepers, have criticized the official World Cup ball made by Adidas, saying it flies erratically and unpredictably, Maicon's aim was true from what seemed an impossible angle.

And there are other effects: streetlights pulse at an unfamiliar rate; a cigarette butt tossed from a hand flies erratically through the air; falling rain looks, because of the slower speed and greater volume of 3-D, like snow.

Further analysis of data by Malaysian officials suggests that the plane was flown erratically once it left civilian radar, climbing to 45,000ft before dropping very low.

"Have you heard of these parasites that infect the brains of wasps and make them fly erratically?" Carruth recently asked an interviewer from Indiewire's Playlist.

Many of the World Cup goalkeepers criticized the official Adidas ball before the tournament, saying it flew erratically and was difficult to control.

PittsburghChannel.com interviews a witness who saw United flight 93 flying erratically - before plummeting into the ground in a field in Somerset County, Pennsylvania.

Both accidents took place not long after takeoff as the planes flew erratically and pilots asked to return to the airport.

That shortly after takeoff, the C-130 began to fly erratically, alternately dipping and rising: a flight phenomenon known to aviation experts as "phugoid".

Mike Kucharek, a spokesman for the North American Aerospace Defense Command in Colorado, said the pilot had been flying erratically and had not communicated with the fighter pilots from the Wisconsin Air National Guard who intercepted the plane.

It began about 6 p.m., when Nassau County marine police spotted two single-engine planes, a Piper Arrow and a Cessna, flying erratically near the Atlantic shoreline at an altitude of about 50 feet, said Edward Kahrer, supervising special agent of the F.B.I.'s office in Red Bank, N.J.