Sentence examples for flown with the from inspiring English sources
Atlantis has flown with the bolts without trouble since they were first installed two decades ago.
The sympathetic depiction of a custom that the state views as backward never would have flown with the censors.
— Jolyon Palmer (@JolyonPalmer) 16 Jan 13 The Yorkshire Post reported that Captain Barnes had flown with the air ambulance services there.
Readers say It sounds like you don't have a clue what you want to do, and you've flown with the wind with regards to your job roles.
It's a few years after the war, and Franta, as he is known, is being held for having flown with the British during World War II.
He has flown with the foolish (a pilot who took off with a chipped propeller after trying to fix it with a nail file), and he has flown with the idiotic (a pilot who refused to turn back when propane started leaking into the cabin).
And you fly with the birds.
He flew with the 100th Fighter Squadron.
Artfully, she let fly with the accessories.
The pair flew with the Russian carrier Transaero.
