(Ducks, in case of flying bags).
and the suction cups held — a big improvement from those flying bean bags.
The parents fight, sometimes physically, with Paps disappearing for days at a time, while the boys get up to their own adventures: flying plastic bag kites, pestering the neighbour next door, joyously torturing one another.
From my frequent flyer bag of tricks, I replied, "Well this is an A321, and it's actually a little underpowered.
Visitors are warned to watch out for robbers and "flying toilet"—bags of excrement chucked out of houses at night.
I see people falling, rolling down the embankment, covering their heads, and clouds of sand, flying plastic bags, shreds of paper, rags, bits of cardboard.
Clyde Haberman (NYC column, Feb. 6) tells us of the valiant few out there saving the trees and the city from flying plastic bags.
I remember seeing kids flying plastic-bag kites in the air and just being kids.
The Fly-Bag project, funded by the European Union, has created multi-layered, auxetic-fabric bags that hold more than 30 pieces of luggage.
Jim Warren, Blastech's boss, says a Fly-Bag would have contained the baggage-hold blast that tore through a Boeing 747's fuselage in 1988 over Lockerbie in Scotland, killing 270 people.
