Sentence examples for fly himself from inspiring English sources

Owning a small plane means he can fly himself more often as commercial service has become less viable.

Then Hawk decides to fly himself to the moon, while his pals prefer flying by the seat of their pants.

General Clark has chartered a plane to fly himself and some reporters around the South through the start of the week.

He plans to use accrued miles to fly himself and his wife out to Chicago to spend Christmas with her mother.

He sees a hat, he puts it on his head; he sees a seagull and is determined to fly himself; he sees a telephone and dials, accidentally summoning the fire department; he sees house painters and decides to paint.

"I didn't think I was in consideration," he said, adding that his plan was to fly himself to Los Angeles and sleep on a friend's sofa with the hope of getting extra work.

Finally, he is flying himself.

It was 1980, and Carter had flown himself there to talk Dick Motta into becoming the coach of the Mavericks.

As soon as he was old enough to carry his own glider, at 14, he started flying himself.

These days, he does not do the flying himself, but he has made enough money to own his own jet.

After shooting the pilot, Franco flew himself to Michigan to research his role at the scriptwriter's old high school.