Sentence examples for flying and crashing from inspiring English sources

The second explosion, he said, sent him flying and crashing to the ground.

Those were books that were influencing me then, as a very disturbed and heavily drug-addicted — but also very serious — seventeen-year-old, who kept flying and crashing.

We have no comparable experience flying and crashing planets.

The two are sent flying and crashing through the record building, Perry using the PFT tape to latch himself safely on a flag pole, while Doofenshmirtz plummets to the ground, landing on top of a mattress placed on top of a parked truck ("Phew! What an unbelievable stroke of luck!").

He also has an unmissable shock of thick black hair, just one of the things, along with his aeronautical misadventures (he famously used to fly – and crash – planes) and brief support for Margaret Thatcher, for which he was lampooned in the UK press.

This situation occurred mid-month, the period covering the conflicting dates (10 and 16 December) that Coandă said his aircraft was tested, flown and crashed.

He submitted the same text that Caidin had written for Flying in May: A collection of aviation stories was published in 1957 by Major Victor Houart, a friend of Coandă's, who wrote that he was an eyewitness the day Coandă flew and crashed.

Push the lever down and the sculpture comes flying off and crashing to the ground.

Maybe Mr. Hamelin's musical mind and heart have emerged from behind that blur of flying fingers and crashing octaves.

The stage of the Peter B. Lewis Theatre at the Guggenheim — where the "Works & Process" series is staged — is about as big as a placemat, and ballet dancers wince as they inevitably come close to flying offstage and crashing into the wings.

By Marina Harss January 16, 2009 The stage of the Peter B. Lewis Theatre at the Guggenheim — where the "Works & Process" series is staged — is about as big as a placemat, and ballet dancers wince as they inevitably come close to flying offstage and crashing into the wings.