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Discover LudwigThe part of sentence 'fly in from' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to travel or transportation where you are arriving from one place (by air) to another. Example: I will fly in from London tomorrow.
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The Chairman of the Board of Trustees would fly in from Detroit to take interim control of the situation; he was the Vice President of Ford Motor Company.
I didn't just fly in from England".
Meanwhile the big planes fly in from Guam.
Meanwhile the big planes fly in from Guam..
Jack Valenti didn't bother to fly in from Washington: He pleaded last-minute business.
My sister drives in from Memphis; sometimes my father will fly in from D.C.
Customers sometimes even fly in from Britain, she said, drawn by Internet ads.
Players fly in from the cities where they play for their club teams.
Could she wait for her daughter to fly in from Phoenix before making the decision?
Clients would fly in from around the world to see what Denis Asch had in store.
The bad guys are creatures who march or fly in from the right.
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