Sentence examples for flights toward from inspiring English sources

To get to one apartment, you have to go down two flights toward the Hudson, then turn right and go up two flights to the front door.

"There are flights toward that light as the movement progresses," O'Connell wrote, "flights of swift muted notes, like the beatings of thousands of invisible wings, coursing the misty upper airs in clouds of vibrant color and life.

While Alonzo Mourning has thrown his muscular body around the paint and the reserve point guard Anthony Carter gathering more rebounds than Camby over the last three games, Camby has found his production lost in a stream of finger rolls that do not come close to the target and aborted flights toward the rim.

"Zyuganov doesn't have troops, he doesn't have tanks, and he doesn't have a victorious campaign in Chechnya," said Aleksandr A. Prokhanov, who supports and advises Mr. Zyuganov as editor of the newspaper Zavtra, known for its occasional flights toward neo-Nazi extremism.

There was a similar flight toward Lebanon, except it was mostly Syrians.

Flight toward host-plant odours is known to occur in a number of different butterflies, moths, flies, beetles, and aphids.

However, in some day-flying insects such as tsetse flies, the flight toward an odour source may be much more direct, with the odour causing takeoff but flight being directed toward any moving object that is visible upwind.

When they saw a flock of white pelicans making their low flight toward the sea, Malcolm looked at Ares with a huge grin.

The prospect of a president restoring the role suffered a fatal blow when George Bush took his Potemkin flight toward a "Mission Accomplished" banner.

Officials from French air authority the BEA have opened an investigation into the incident, which is has been classified as "controlled flight toward terrain".

However, in many insects odour causes takeoff into the wind, followed by a zigzagging flight toward the source, much as a sailboat might tack into the wind.