The lovely Luna flew swiftly to the canle and was consumed in its flame.
His hands often became birds, flickering and fluttering out of his sleeves, and he made them fly swiftly from their prisons, laughing as they flew.
(The Pentagon chose the Osprey because it could take off from the Pentagon, fly swiftly to New York and land at the Wall Street Pier 6 helicopter pad).
These lights, three airplanes in formation, flying swiftly and purposefully, formed a pattern as we watched them as fitting a "V" as we have observed to date.
(This delay was Shakespeare's big innovation when he wrote his own version of the already extant Hamlet story: in earlier versions, Hamlet either flew swiftly to his revenge or spent a long time meticulously planning it).
"Lord of the Flies" was swiftly followed by "The Inheritors" (1955) and "Pincher Martin" (1956), both published to great, if not universal, acclaim.
The Flyer was swiftly repaired and has since flown successfully twice.
A large dark bird flew down swiftly from the trees on their right and skimmed the footpath with wings outspread.
October 4, 2013 9.05pm BST Rays 1 - Red Sox 0, bottom of the 3rd Matt Moore is at 42 pitches already, so third baseman Will Middlebrooks swiftly flies out to help him out with his pitch count.
