The phrase 'fly ring' is not an idiom in English and it does not make sense in the way that it is written.
It could be a misspelling of 'flying ring', which is an object that is thrown like a Frisbee as part of an outdoor game. Example sentence: The children were enjoying themselves tossing the flying ring in the park.
Short board maneuvers are more flying rings that floor exercise.
"The flies are really cool, being able to fly backward, flying rings around these ants," Dr. Gilbert said with enthusiasm.
The spartan aspect of Elizabeth's own character is demonstrated by the gymnastic equipment, including a set of flying rings, in her dressing room.
Geneviève Lemay performs trapeze-style on the flying rings to the strains of the perfumed "Valse triste" of Sibelius, one of the program's many musical numbers conceived in the spirit of the dance.
They were accretions of blobs, tubers, flying rings like tossed confetti, jangling scrawls, loops, dots, smears and bands of color (including off-key peaches, oranges and pinks), which made clever use of the wood's grain to pick out patterns and knots and occasionally turn them into nipples, penises or other libidinous eruptions of the id.
A specially designed fixture attached to the barrel of an air gun was employed for the lateral impact of flying rings on a rigid target.
I remember this Austrian; he had his flying rings set up here.
The first event, the light plane, requires the player to follow a guide path of orbs, or to fly through rings of orbs, and then land on the runway.
Goals entail flying through rings or popping large balloons before landing.
It tries to recreate the feeling of dreams, particularly those dreams where you're an androgynous court jester flying through rings over the countryside collecting orbs.
Cleese, 73, who came to fame along with Graham Chapman, Terry Gilliam, Terry Jones, Michael Palin and Eric Idle more than 40 years ago as the outrageously inventive comedy troupe Monty Python's Flying Circus, rang up to talk about his latest gig: supplying the voice of an airplane called Bulldog in Disney's new 3-D movie, "Planes," which opens Friday.
