To fly away from Descartes.
"Like a butterfly trying to fly away from something".
But nobody expects her to fly away from its coalition soon.
Why didn't Paul Kariya just fly away from the Anaheim Mighty Ducks?
To fly away from the political anachronisms of left, center, and right persisting since 1789.
The avian avatar that lets young Billy fly away from his mining town has an ancient symbolic plumage.
I will probably tweak it until Sunday, when I fly away from the city and the year.
And even the supertitles are presented unusually, sometimes with lines of text seeming to dissolve as letters fly away from words.
AT THE end of this month, America's proconsul in Iraq, Paul Bremer, will fly away from a land of bombs and bullets, doubtless relieved to be still alive.
This is especially striking because such creatures do fly away from this girl's best friends, the Radley kids, with whom her fate is intertwined.
During this time the parents will fly away from the rain, sometimes travelling several hundred miles, before they return with food for their offspring.
