Sentence examples for fly to fly from inspiring English sources

After enduring songs such as "Why Should I Fly?," "To Fly," "Flying, Take Me Flying," "Let Me Fly" and "In My Mind I Fly," we should at least have emerged from the theater with some frequent-flier miles.

On the average over many individuals the number is the same on both sides but there is fluctuating asymmetry from fly to fly.

A comparison with California samples of the related Drosophila melanogaster showed that in this species, too, a region in the same part of the chromosome was remarkably similar from fly to fly, the team reports online this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

These dynamics were reproducible for individual optic lobes, but their strength and fine features varied from fly to fly (Fig. S9), suggesting again that the recording location influenced how activity from multitude of neural pathways was registered.

The abundant expression of this capsid protein in the salivary glands (and not in fat body or midgut) of Glossina suggests that this virus may actually be transmitted from fly to fly via the salivary glands, and accordingly must involve the vertebrate host in this life cycle.

This allows flies to fly earlier in the morning and later in the evening than other insects with eyes of similar resolution.

We crossed SBMA flies to flies that were heterozygous for a loss-of-function mutation in the fly homolog of Nlk, nemo (nmo).

For controls, we produced NA w sp/+ F1 females by reciprocally crossing NA w sp flies to flies from the M strain Samarkand, and we produced Birm/+ F1 females by reciprocally crossing flies from the Samarkand and Birm strains.

Also, plucking diminished chords can cause flies to fly counterclockwise, once you've caught them all and put them in a large glass bottle.

Cameras were a rarity in the Bronx, so the few photographs that existed were recycled from flyer to flyer.

We examined 15 brains and noted fly-to-fly variation.