Sentence examples for fly at speeds of from inspiring English sources

They fly at speeds of 200 to 300 miles per hour and kill their prey — usually other birds — in mid-air.

The camcopters can fly at speeds of up to 240km per hour and remain in the air for six hours or more.

A vigorously smacked ball can fly at speeds of 100 miles an hour, said Steve Magid, 60, a doctor and enthusiast.

Test flights of the supersonic jet, which can fly at speeds of Mach 1.5 over water where noise is not restricted, are expected as early as 2021.

Zipline's aircraft which the company refers to as Zips feature twin electric motors, an almost eight-foot wingspan, and can fly at speeds of up to 60 mph.

The Concorde 2 would take off vertically and fly at speeds of 3,425 miles per hour – three times faster than the original Concorde, according to a video by Patent Yogi.

That's only slightly slower than Concorde, which flew at speeds of up to 1,350mph, earning the AS2 its nickname.

Early airplanes flew at speeds of about 100 knots, and the air that supported them was blown over the ground by the wind at up to 40 knots.

In the military area, jet fighter aircraft developed rapidly and were in use during the Korean War (1950 53), flying at speeds of 1,000 km per hour.

At about 30 feet long, the MOAB is so huge that it can't be launched from a B-52 bomber, which flies at speeds of up to 595 mph at altitudes as high as 50,000 feet above sea level.

"I've just developed techniques and methods to cope with the fear". With that, Fadnes jumps and begins flying at speeds of up to 155 mph in his wingsuit through a gorge in Stryn, Norway, according to the Daily Mail.