Sentence examples for fly and return from inspiring English sources

The idea that people could be lifted from the ground to fly and return safely fired the imagination of the public, and the novelty of balloon ascents continued to draw large crowds through the 1860s and 1870s.

Since these bees could no longer fly and return to their nests, they were deemed to have suffered fatal damage and therefore were self-sacrificing.

A spokesman for Bond said the helicopters were checked over, cleared to fly, and returned to service.

Mr. Cameron was dutiful and predictable; Mr. Johnson wandered off happily into Boris-world, where words and thoughts fly around and return to earth in new and unusual configurations.

But a senior American military officer said the wheels belonged to an American Chinook helicopter that had landed hard in Afghanistan, presumably during raids Friday night, breaking its landing gear, but was able to fly away and return to a base in Pakistan otherwise unharmed.

This prevents the robber from flying and returning to its own colony but often results in the death of the T. angustula worker (Grüter et al. 2012).

Mr. Clinton will not remain overnight but will fly from Washington and return that evening.

The craft is called a single-stage-to-orbit rocket because it would fly into space and return to Earth in one piece, much like the typical reusable airliner.

On one flight, Miller broke away from the flying formation and returned to base late because he wanted to fly over Bonn, the birthplace of Beethoven.

They flew out and returned a few hours later to share a fish for lunch.

Mr. Alexander toured South America with Jerry Wilson's Flying Behrs and returned to work with a circus that Mr. Dewayne had organized.