Sentence examples for fly this term from inspiring English sources

Mullins also saddles Arctic Fire, who has twice been defeated by Hurricane Fly this term.

In the fly studies, this term refers to neurons that have projections to the gut and send processes to the brain (as in the Figure 1 figure supplement 1).

Chelsea have already played 40 games this term, having flown to Japan for the Club World Cup final before Christmas, and the replay against Brentford on Sunday 18 February is an unwelcome addition to an already intense fixture list.

In case of impact with a flying bird, the term "Bird Strike" is commonly adopted.

How far might Ricochet fly in the long term?

U.S. Airways Group, which emerged from bankruptcy this spring, Wednesday said it would not take delivery of 25 regional jets in the CRJ-705 line it ordered in May from Bombardier Inc. after failing to get pilots to agree on flying terms.

So developers are, to some extent, flying blind in terms of understanding Amazon appstore's total reach.

So far the two satellites UWE-1 and -2 have been successfully placed in orbit, but a roadmap towards formation flying offers long-term perspectives for future UWE missions.

Air Force One, although it is a 747 platform, is way, way more than what you would think of as a commercial airliner...It really is, in many ways, a flying White House, in terms of the security.

The 1° student flies were replaced with 3 new naive student flies, termed 2° students.

The exposed teacher flies were replaced with 3 new naive student flies, termed 2° students.