Sentence examples for flies over from from inspiring English sources
Ed's brother Henry, the Laura Ashley manager in Oxford and chef, flies over from England.
Ashley Young has a pop, blasting over from 25 yards, then Gareth Barry releases Downing in the inside-right channel with another stunning pass which cuts Ghana's back-line apart, but Downing's shot flies over from a tight angle.
When Joe's elder son (the terrific George MacKay) from a previous marriage flies over from England to live with them, Joe describes the set-up as "Home Alone, except there are three of us".
He described her as a "Russian government attorney flying over from Moscow".
His mother and his sister flew over from Brazil to Paris.
De Martino goes on: "Loads of them had flown over from the UK.
Of course she is too cool to fly over from England for the show.
He was watched by his father, who had flown over from Belfast to support him.
Key players were flown over from Canada for the conference, which took place in June 2001.
Filming Cleopatra in Rome, she'd get "buckets of Chasen's chilli" flown over from Los Angeles.
The location, the official said, has not been determined, and witnesses may be flown over from Afghanistan.
